I loved the intro cinematic! I think the game is solid - I really enjoyed how you slowly introduced new mechanics as the levels progressed. My favorite was the navy blue wall-type with the stacked green baddies behind it!
something a lot of platformer games do is let you jump higher the longer you hold down the jump key - this gives the player a little bit of dynamic control-> tap to hop, hold to do a higher jump.
My only other note is that when jumping between the tall Pink baddies (sometime in the 1800s I think), it would be nice to be able to see them better (and maybe make them wider). it's sort of a leap of faith as implemented.
Thanks for making this game, it has a TON of character.
The sound adds a lot to this. I really enjoyed running across the map and then turning around to see bits of the world slowly falling into place, I think you've captured something very relaxing & satisfying with that.
The moo made me laugh, was not expecting that.
I wish the player character had a bit more life to it (seems to be an oddly angled cube?), but otherwise its a very zen little experience.
I love the deckbuildiness of it! Also really dig the gradient waves in the upper part of the screen during gameplay.
I felt like the UI could use a touch of iconography to indicate what each number means, though anyone whose played one of these style games will pick it up reasonably quick.
ah this was so fun (and funny!) `Moths with Kalashnikovs` made me laugh. I played with a mouse on PC so I think the balance was not in my favor, BUT I really appreciated the graying out of the parts of the existing web that would shrink as your new web grew. That was a smart touch.
Thought the bouncy pad was super neat! Also liked that there was a second player with a different dodge animation after I died. I ran from fleas for a while (used the bounce pad to jump right into their yard) before they finally overcame me, so I would have appreciated an easier way to get some space between the player and the baddies.
I played on WebGL - wouldn't have minded an `invert y` button or some sensitivity control over the mouse, but I know that's a pain to do.
