Judge feedback

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• GDD Great GDD; I could find all the information I needed there. The only thing I would add would be pictures in the inspiration and mechanics section. Good work. Gameplay Little wizard, move out of the way; it's dangerous. Oh no, he has his AirPods on; he can't hear us. What a novel idea. Using keystroke patterns as spells was a nice touch. The ones implemented were really simple and easy to master. The gameplay feels fluid, the little clueless wizard jamming all the time as he is yanked from platform to platform; what a life. I only had some issues with the gameplay when I advanced further; the game became so fast that the boulders warning started to mix up. I got a warning in the middle, and it fell on the right, things like this. The game was not prepared for my mad wizard skills. (The judge writing this review is not a wizard, nor has skills, but possibly is mad.). Art Lovely art style; the retro works well with this kind of game, and the sprites were full of personality. The color palette was very clear. An enjoyable experience. Sound design I can understand why the little wizard doesn't stop jamming, even when he is yanked around by his annoyed staff that may or may not be a reincarnated grand wizard. Lovely BGM, and the SFX gave me the feeling of an SNES game. Last thoughts I loved the gameplay loop, and the concept too is amazing. And there's so much room for expansion. You can add more spell combinations, enemies that can only be defeated by specific spells, and even a nightmare mode that instead of a little wizard, you have to protect an archmage while he casts a mighty spell to clear the stage. So much potential; I hope this keeps being developed post-game jam. Great job.