Not a big fan of co-op games. Pressing space makes the camera to zoom and there is no way (I found) to put it on the original position. Not very easy to understand how to play.
Nice game, easy to understand. Perfect if you like the time-based puzzles when you have to do an action (click) at perfect timing. I was not able to go past the 4th level :)
I really liked the clean explanation of how to play it. One small problem was the collisions with the dice not working 100% of the time but overall it is playable.
When you are int he chamber with 3 enemies and you have 3 dices here, having always the popup to decide what dice to keep is quite frustrating. Maybe auto-switch the dices that are of the same type.
Music volume can be lowered a little, and having a button to quit the game (like Escape) can be useful. When you die, the scene is not reloaded, so all the obstacles remain in the same positions. In some cases this is OK, in some other cases this may make impossible to complete the game. When inside the "brick walls room", the camera clips a little bit, so it is not 100% easy to exit.
We spent a lot of time trying to have a valid chaos bar. Sadly we never found a perfect formula for it.
The coins are supposed to distract you, that was intentional.
The sounds got inspiration from vintage games, some clips are from Freesounds but all of them is heavily manipulated in Audacity to sounds good with the others.
Music on title is very good, also the sound of breathing. Music in game is short and the loop will be noticed quickly. The illumination of the scene can maybe changed a little to give more prospective to the scene.
Takes a while to load, more than 2 minutes for me, so people may think it is not working.
Have some side scrolling, both left and right, and have the "monsters" to go to you only if they are close enough. Have some extra weapons to kill specific monsters. (e.g. holy water against ghosts, garlic against vampires, silver bullets against lycanthropes, etc.)
