At least you didn't just compile someone else's example for game development and release it, I can give you that much. Key doesn't work though. Can't get beyond the locked gate and looked everywhere for some sort of puzzle, tried various key combinations.
Also had no idea that I could shoot enemies in the first playthrough and had to hit various keys to find a way to attack as I was having my butt chomped on.
First review? Well when you get to the room with the two mouth monsters the top key doesn't show up when you get it. Refreashing brings you back to the beginning of the game when you hit continue.
First lock didn't work.
Personal review: I thought it was danky, fudged, and totally trashy. It was literally worse than nothing. Low creativity, repetitive, nothing to look forward too, extremely transparent gameplay. What pissed me off the most what character and enemy design. I was short of puking at this disaster.
Professional review: Too much repetition, transparent gameplay, no forward progress, poor AI and gunning controls, no alternate control, poor and constant music (many players like to listen to their own music during adventure games). Since this was adventure instead of art classification, you've got a bit of leeway as far as creative design and can shirk off submersion in the game, but still, there was no point in playing this, not for any goal or lesson. I like to leave off on a good piece of advice, but I am very sorry to say that I cannot imagine one. It is definitely a black-and-white game... is that a compliment? Anyway, it is good that you submitted this anyway. A young programmer/game-maker can only learn by crafting games and letting the community help hone his skills. You'll only learn how to do things better with this review.
Lol, are you serious? This was made in 12 hours for a minimalism competition.
I respect that you don't like it and that's fine but you're just blasting the game for the sake of hating on it. I like constructive criticism but this is just silly. ;)
not very cool