This is great! Realising you'd implemented fog of war was a nice surprise. You should flesh this out, I would love a version of this with procgen levels.
I liked it. There's something about the anticipation of the next note that music engenders that makes the spaces between stars interesting. A worthy experiment! Also, my downstairs bathroom is currently being demolished and I found the combination of jackhammer noises and a slightly wonky piano solo to be extremely charming.
I like the way the title and game over screens are integrated into the world, it's a nice touch. Also those slimes can be surprisingly tricky which made for some interesting game play.
Yeah, there isn't really anything else to do - if you beat the minigame you get a small prize but that's it.
Would you mind letting me know what your computer's specs are? The engine isn't optimised at all and I'd like a benchmark for what kind of hardware it runs poorly on.
I might just be bad, but I found that once an aerial spawner had a big enough cloud of mooks on it there wasn't really a way to get to it without taking damage. Kinda frustrating, but cool.
Good lil nostalgia trip, the tartan hill texture is extremely cute. I had an issue where the music would loop very abruptly and adjust its volume seemingly at random. When I got to the top level it briefly became extremely loud and distorted, dunno if that's the web player being terrible or what.
I won! That was pretty enjoyable. I didn't notice the "switch places" button until I'd kited a group of enemies halfway across the map to my stronger character. D'oh.
