Oh I rememeber you from a different game jam! Nice to see you!!
The different door sprites were meant to hold continuity with the first three doors, but yeah, there was no difference really. That could have been confusing. Dash, invincible door bug - noted. :)
I liked the scratchy art style and the whole premise of the game, the start was very fast and and didn't hold back, which I enjoyed.
A part that I did not enjoy as much was cutting down the trees, i did not quite get the button prompts (I thought that the "D" was the "right arrow key" and did not know what the black scramble meant. And there really was not much feedback that I noticed to tell me that I was doing it correctly.
The atmosphere was the best here, the tall monster at night, the slouched-down player character. Very fitting to the mood.
Quite nice experience, can't wait to see what you have in store for the future!
Uuuu, I really liked this. The style is oozing with charm and I extra appreciate the menu intro with the lights revealing the doors, such a a great touch!
I reallz like this!!! The art was interestign and unique, really stand out. I have never seen the backround used like this in a pixel art game. I will have to try that myself!
Sometimes the attacking didn't feel amazing, maybe an almost unnoticable pushback after attack/getting attacked could help with the game feel.
I really like the idea, the artstyle is very very cute.
One thing I would do different is that the hitboxes of the apples could be bigger, so it's more tolerant and improves game feel, even if you "miss it" by a bit.
Loved the "Make you own game" option. Like a cry to the crowd.
Felt like a fox Sisiphus for most of the game - waking up and sleeping without progress, had very hard time figuring out that you can climb the tree. It also wasn't clear that you can push the wolf later.
It was a nice experience, looked and sounded stunning.
