It's a bit boring. I'd say enjoyment peaks at the start of the game and just decreases until the end. Maybe add items like buckshot roulette, or make the times you can reroll only at the starting turns. But, overall, for a game jam game, pretty good.
I doubt the developer quit game dev. I do thing that he/she is doing something. I would be excited for either a new game or an update. In the meaning time, try cryptid farm because they are both very similar and this game was partly inspired by it.
Wow thanks! Also, I'm impressed you were able to make the menu soundtrack distinct without out making another track. Seems like the boss music track is used in another game, I'll check it out. :)
Unity can export to Linux and mac and they are very similar to windows. I don't have any experience on this because even though I have used unity and exported it to windows, those games were only tests to see if I could publish a game, not actual games. Tell me why you can't export to other platforms. What is stopping you?
HTML5 games are mostly developed for computers. They do not need installing and could be run on a Chromebook which mostly doesn't have games ported for its OS. Try using it on a computer, even the lowest bar usually works* and most people have one lying around. I hope this helps.
*From my personal experience HTML5's only glitch was that the sprites were black.
