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This game is really fun, and i really enjoyed it, so here is some feedback :)

  • The actions are great but sometimes attacking feels clunky specially when trying to turn and attack or perform any action.
  • Bosses are great, a little basic but still pretty fun to play, would love to see more patterns in the future :)
  • The upgrade system is good, probably i would add more upgrades to it, more variation.
  • Sometimes the bosses instantly kill you, i dont know if thats the desired effect or not.
  • Make the attacks more distinguishable, or add a queue so the player knows that they are going to perform an attack.
  • A final note, 2 hit points is kinda crazy to deal with, specially without a way to refilling health without spending an upgrade point. 

Great game, i will follow you and keep an eye in your work in the future! :)

Hey, Zhuckly! Thank you so much for your very detailed feedback! Definitely, there is a lot work to be done yet!

The bosses will be redesigned at some point. The anticipation animation also needs some work. In fact, everything already there still needs a revamp and rework. The upgrade system is very basic, just to keep things functional. Actually, I don't think a boss can instant kill you unless you have just one hitpoint. But that is desired to be this way. An hp system based on bar leaves to the player guess-work about how much damage will be dealt, which can surprise. However, with the current system, you know exactly how many hits you are to take (number of colorful hearts), before dying. This decision was taken at the early beginning and for now, I have no plans to change it. But we will see! 

Indeed! You do start with only two hitpoints, but you can increase it and refill it, depending on the powerups you have opt to.

Again, thank you a lot! It's a good reminder and motivation to improve the game.

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In my opinion, the boss attacks are quite well telegraphed! After a few tries I learned all the cues and started anticipating their next move.