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I agree with the Flying Bots, they were supposed to change their height as well during design so they would bob up and down a bit to help with this but we just didn't have the extra time to fit that in. The idea was that they try to get within a certain radius of the Player and follow them, shooting out a radar DOT effect until the player either gets away, or the Bot is destroyed. We appreciate the comment!

I'll let the composer know! Thanks for the comment :)

Yeah the phantom damage isn't supposed to be there. So the flying enemies have a DOT effect with this pulsating radar, you'll see it occasionally, but sometimes either the flipbook doesn't play, or the effect lasts past death. Something I had wanted to get fixed but enemy AI didn't get in until the day prior to the Jam ending due to family stuff. Still happy with how it turned out, and I appreciate your comments on it a lot. :) 

I might come back to this project and do a small game, and I agree the pistons were a bit OP and the timing should have been slowed down a bit. 

Oh I totally get needing to balance systems integration, that's the bread and butter of a game so no sweat. You did good with the time you had! The Combat system reminded me of Arc the Lad. :)

Yeah I agree, the UI could have been a lot better :) I'm glad you enjoyed the game, and the art is from CraftPix.Net! They have a ton of awesome assets on there. Appreciate the kind words on the level design, it was fun creating that. 

Would have been great to have a more interactive tutorial since the play style is somewhat unique. That being said, as@timursol said the game is very immersive. The Artstyle, and Mechanics are really cool, and the music is also very fitting, though more variance would have been nice. 

My personal favorite of the Jam so far! 

Absolutely bonkers nobody has posted here. This is awesome! Would love to see more of this game after the Jam is finished.

Cool premise, and I'm a big fan of tactical RPGs; however, less dialogue in the beginning and more gameplay. Reading through all that dialogue can be a slog.

This is cool! Props to whoever did the audio! =

Yeah, same. Which is a huge bummer because the sound design and art is gorgeous. 

A Certain number of moves, or, give the player objectives they need to stop enemies from destroying. This could be interesting giving each enemy piece a goal of either seeking out the player, or one of the objectives the player needs to defend. 

Really cool, like a quick-play tactics game. 

Very cool! The atmosphere was done really well.