All in all, the game is fun and entertaining. The gameplay is smooth and well thought out; it did a good job of keeping me entertained. However, I did notice a couple of areas where the game could be improved to enhance the player experience further.
One minor issue I had was with the combat system: if you stand in one spot, you can hit the enemies before they even try to attack you. While this could be seen as a strategic element, it may inadvertently make combat less challenging and intense. Balancing this aspect, such as with smarter enemy AI or attack patterns, could make battles more dynamic and engaging for players.
I feel, too, that the enemy spawning needs a little more work, whereby at times, the cadence and placement of the spawn is a bit too predictable or not different enough; that can somewhat lower replayability and any sense of excitement in the encountering of new ones. The inclusion of more randomized or creative spawns—for instance, wave-like attacks, surprise spawns, or triggering through environmental interaction—would really raise the level of challenge and uncertainty.
Another point was the absolute lack of sound effects and audio cues in some parts of the game. Audio helps with immersion and atmosphere, and adding appropriate sounds—like the noises of enemy attacks, environmental effects, or background music—could enhance the overall feel of the game immensely. These would make the world feel more alive and, at the same time, give better feedback to the player while in-game, making it all much more polished and engaging.
All in all, while these elements make for a great game, a better-enacted enemy AI, spawning system polish, and richer audio design will go a long way to elevate the experience, making the game much more immersive and engaging for the players.