I like ideas like this where the main character is controlled by the AI and it's your job to influence them correctly. Getting that working on top of a randomly generated rouge like is ambitious, so great job having the game loop come together! In the end though, I think the gameplay feels a bit shallow, to be honest there wasn't much to the actual decision making, I'd always teleport to a chest if I saw one and the first one had the rare sword so once I equipped that I didn't really use other chests besides for heals. The weapon also seemed kind of trivial since I'd always just teleport past enemies, and the teleportation bar didn't matter either since I never came close to running out. The music also doesn't seem to loop, but that should be an easy fix haha. Overall though this is one of those games that has a lot of potential if you continue to flesh it out more, nice work!
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Thanks for the long and honest feedback. So the thing is that if you teleport past enemies, you'll probably not have too much fun plus then you'll not get high scores because the stringer enemies you kill, the higher score bonus you get.(you can get up to 60 points just for killing one enemy). I should have probably removed the moving score overall. And yeah, I just messed up with music because of hurrying