Thanks for playing! We designed it like an arcade game, which is to say we don't expect anyone to be a master of it after a single clear. I bet if you ran it through a few more times you'd manage to better understand and overcome those parts you found frustrating :)
Cute subversion at the end! Basically all the games in this jam involve gaining power, so I like the idea of intentionally trying to prevent it. Nice work
Thanks for playing! There is a soft "EXP" system of which a certain amount is required for each power level increase. Connecting combos rewards more EXP than single kills as well. Of course the scaling of this gets pretty nuts pretty quickly to facilitate the fun of having such a huge fist, so I can understand how later on it might seem like "one kill = one power level" – but it is a little more nuanced than that!
Had to pry myself away after seeing the timer doesn't stop after thirty minutes and having the game start to chug from too many damage calculations, lol. Simple but effective!
Wow, thanks for the kind words!! That's very generous. Ya all three of us on the team really love routing-based score attack games, so I'm glad that aspect shone through lol
Cute take on the incremental game format! New upgrades were doled out at just the right timing to always keep me interested. It's a nice feeling to have the power number tick up faster than it can be spent. Nicely done.
Super cool! A ton of these have been about diverting power, but turning it Portal-style needing to manage the location and timings of the power sources like this is great. Awesome work.
Does a great job of quickly conveying how all the different powers could synergize in interesting ways with each other. I like the idea of focusing on maintenance more than the actual battle, nicely done!
Wow, that turnaround attack is super cool. Had to turn it off when the game kept flashing while activating ultimate power, sadly :( would have loved to continue if it weren't for that.
Hello! There are locations that may make players feel uneasy but there are no scares or explicitly creepy/disturbing imagery. It's an atmospheric piece, and sometimes that atmosphere is "dread," but it's never "scary." That was never our intention, at least.
Glad you liked it, but we made this game with five people! The itch page has credits listed there, as well as credits that are accessible in-game from the starting screen.
Incredibly unique idea executed in a really fun, silly way. Gives me some nostalgia for the huge "physics-based" wave of indie games from 10 or so years ago. Awesome work!!
Surprisingly deep game for the time it was made in! Cool little idea you've got on your hands here, would love to see this get polished up with a proper release.
