Thank you very much for your comment, we appreciate it very much. Yes we had many things in mind and a pending list, but that’s how the jams work. We lacked VFX, SFX, animations and many things due to time issues, we prioritized the idea and the concept. Even so thank you very much!

hahahaha, I understand! yes it's difficult, but that's what we were looking for, the bravest players who try it more than once will be able to discover everything we proposed. The essence of roguelikes. Even so there is still a lot to polish in the project, but I'm glad you liked it and thanks for the comment about the music, I'm the musician ;)

Thank you so much! (Love your art btw)

We expected that the game was going to be kind of tough to get into but seeing that everyone is breaking that wall and actually playing runs of our game is amazing! Thanks for taking the time to play it! <3

OMG yes!

One of our inspirations has been Rhythm Doctor.

Thank you very much for the feedback. 

We had a hard time connecting all the systems, but I think it was a good idea. 

We had a lot more planned and a lot more polished, but that's what we came up with. thank you very much!

oh i'm another fellow addict to rhythm games and the fact that our game reminded you of Rhythm Doctor made my whole year! 

We really appreciate your comment!

Thanks for giving it a try! <3

Thanks so much for the feedback!

We've been working hard on synchronization. We'd made a rhythm game for a previous jam, but it was just music and notes. Now we've gone further and had to synchronize the background music with the concatenated clips of the different creatures, plus the background RPG and everyone's attacks so that each sound hits the beats.

Thank you so much for the feedback. It makes us very happy to know that all the background work was appreciated <3

Oh thank you so much! We're glad that you enjoyed all the details we put on the game <3

I'm awful at stat based games too so i had to ask the programmer to tell how to beat it hahahah

I recommend trying to play it with Spacebar instead of the mouse. To me, it's easier to play!

I really appreciate your comment.

Lavin, our musician and sound engineer, invested a ton of time and dedication, not only designing each pattern and the background music, but also explaining to me (someone who isn't at all in tune with music) how everything should sound and why nothing can be out of time, not even the creature attacks.

When we proposed the game idea on the first day of the jam, we were surprised that he agreed to this torture.

Well, the game balance isn't very polished, so don't worry if you can't get very far. We were short on time for that.

I recommend playing an 8-second zombie on the first turn and then gradually playing two creatures per turn, always including one that's strong on life.

Thank you very much!!!!!

We had a lot more content to add but we didn't have the time, also we would have liked to polish a lot more the rhythm game. Still, with the time we had I think it was something nice. Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for playing and for the review.

We spent a lot of time on the details, including screen filters, animations, text fonts, and sounds. That's why we ran short on time to balance the units and enemies, but we don't regret it at all. xD

Thank you very much for your comment!

Yes, we have it in mind, we didn't get to the VFX part for the pacing system, but we were able to finish the concept, thank you very much for playing!

yeah you did it! well done!
Thanks for playing!

Thank you so much for trying it out and even winning it.

We're just now noticing the balance issues between creatures and key mechanics that we'll need to patch in the near future.

Honestly, we don't spend much time testing (a small bug to fix in future jams), so thank you so much for the feedback. We'll compile a list of all the things we'll be tweaking once the jam is over.