peak quality, the lack of descriptions on the weapons sucks major
no where to really test some of the items?
like you can grab a weak weapon, like the laser that only shoots up, and die without figuring it out.

otherwise peak gamejam effort

While the game is pretty fun, I have a few nitpicks about it. First off, when you get to the later waves and you have the orb thing leveled up to 3, the game basically just plays itself. Since there is such a stupid amount of enemies in the later waves, simply shoving yourself between a bunch of them with former upgrade kills a bunch of them instantly regaining your life back; making the game piss easy. Talking about piss easy, auto aim should not be an option at all. The aiming system is kinda tricky to learn at first, and that's what makes it fun. Having an option that just does it for you really ruins the core gameplay of the game. Another thing I noticed is that this game seems like it has more than 3 weapons to choose from, however they never appear? I'm not sure if that's a bug or there is some kind of secret way of unlocking them I really don't know. Finally, what does the cheat code even do? I tried the cheat code and it does nothing as far as I can tell.

Anyways the game was kinda fun ig

Not sure what that cheat code did or is it works

Hmm, this is a bit of a weird one!

It's like, on one hand, I think this game is a pretty neat recreation of how an early Survivors-esque game would work and feels quite authentic. But at the same time, that authenticity is a double-edged sword because, well, an early attempt at a Survivors-esque game would probably feel like this does, where it just doesn't quite land with me, feeling quite rough, janky and not as satisfying since the way these games work haven't been iterated upon yet, and the capabilities are also limited by the system. I guess take that as a strange compliment that, uh, you pulled it off?

I want to like it and think it's charming in some ways, but the core gameplay just didn't feel satisfying and addictive like I'd want, and it just felt awkward with weird hitboxes and confusing when I couldn't figure out the rules, like when I'd go to a shop to get a power-up or when I'd just be thrust into a new level. The sense of progression and enemy design felt really strange as well, with all sorts of crazy spikes and unfair starts.

I unequipped all three weapons in the decks menu thinking I was equipping them before I even started, and none of the in-game instructions or author comments explained why I wasn't attacking