Thanks for playing my game! Also, thanks for telling me which system was bugged (haha). The system was broken right at the last minute and my fix didn't turn out well XD.
This game looks really good. Player speed wasn't high enough, and there wasn't enough incentive not to keep the map open all the time other than to look at a fox with swag. Very nice
A bullet hell game where you're stationary and you control the enemy bullets is an idea I've never seen before, and I thought it was really cool and fun. Nice work
This was good! I didn't quite understand how to break free (although, I admit, that's probably on me). I love the art! My score was 3737, and I'll be coming back for more...
So I really love the art and the music, amazing what you did in just 30 days. There are a couple of things I want to mention about the gameplay though! The hitboxes on the saw blades are too big, so whenever I came close to one it would kill me, even if I hadn't touched it. The tutorial was a bit strange, something that is intuitive to people who play games, and especially those of us who make them, is that we innately understand that when you dash you won't be able to again until you touch the ground. (personally, it made my eyes feel strange to read text that came from the center, but that's a me thing). Anyway, those are my two cents, I really like this one. (Can't rate it though, I kinda sorta failed to finish mine on time)
This was pretty fun, though the movement was not great. I thought the mirror idea is actually a really cool idea, and if you made a whole game, i would definitely play it!
First off, sorry about the audio, this was my first time dealing with it, so I've never had to make it quieter. As for the button clicking, that slipped my mind entirely XD. You did get to the end of the game, there was nothing else. I was definitely surprised by how fast you got to the end! As for the aesthetic, that is what we were going for. Thanks for playing!
