So after the tutorial ended I felt a little lost until I messed around with the trays a bit more. I thought I had to just click on the buttons on one side and it would activate but eventually I dragged it to the other side and it finally clicked for me. I think my brain panicked and totally missed the help button. Maybe with time a mock battle taking you through the steps or something in the UI to make the help button more noticeable?  All most likely a skill issue on my part. Over all the gameplay was great and I enjoyed the battle as I got into it! Infinite mode was a very great idea to add to increase replayability. Overall great entry!

A really fun little game! The art is simple and the music fits! I liked the option of changing the game speed, makes the combat not feel so sluggish.

The game doesn’t seem to scale with the browser size, as it only seems to be about half of the screen anchored to the top left, while the rest of the game is a black screen. As compared to the original Godot logo while loading, which covered the entire thing.

It definitely needs a tutorial, as the only way I figured out that I’m supposed to drag and drop abilities instead of clicking on them was via the description. A basic tutorial to teach players this in the game itself would be great.

A way to lock skills so they are not rerolled would be nice, as many times I would be saving up for a skill, only for it to refresh when I could just afford it.

The inventory is too small, especially for Endless, as you get so limited upgrades, that it’s better investing into things like Lifesteal and Speed/Damage, rather than Active skills due to a lack of space. A way to expand the inventory via purchasing would be great.

This is really fun! If I understand correctly, randomness does play a huge part in what you are offered earlygame-- if you only get expensive skills, you end up skill-less and your run ends. Would be also great if there was a single skill I could save so it doesnt reroll while I'm gaining XP, like Tetris's Hold function. Amazing game tbh, not at all boring

That was a cool experience, and increasing the game speed of an auto-battler was a great addition to this game. I thought you did a good job with the skill blocks, so that you had to select each skill carefully to fill all the tiles. I like that each class had different traits, and you got a new owner each time you lost. You've got a good game here!! Well done! 😁

the hyper speed is awesome, all rpgs should have this :D makes combat feel like dragonball

Nice game and idea. Needs some work with the popups to appear and disappear at the right time. Maybe some quality of life stuff like allow to reorganize the upgrades to make space (unless it is not what you were aiming for) and some more clarity here and there on what things imply, like it took me a beat to figure what the left and right grids were. Also not very clear when the inventory wipes happen. Still all of this is minor and it is a good show of concept. Keep up the good work.

this game is really cool! I love the sounds and music, I really like how fast paced it is and the shorter ability names being more expensive is really clever!

Good game! I like the central concept of evolving the weapon that gets passed down from character to character. It can be frustrating when you lose a life by getting passed onto a guy with 2 health but I like how each potential host has a different stat line, really makes you want to adjust your build based on whose currently wielding you. I think there's a lot of cool ways you can expand upon this too. I enjoyed my time with it

Tbh I barely knew what was going on until the end of my run, but it was fun and I could see people min-maxing the hell out of this. Lots of potential of here!

Played a few rounds and hard was really brutal! Not going to lie this has quite a lot of similarities when I was brainstorming my game so this game hit my sweet spot. Good to see such ideas got implemented! Ideas such as upgrading yourself to fit the user's need, and also guessing the user's need (which I ditch later on) are quite unique ideas and just seldom seen in the jam up until now. Good job!

For a few small critiques, I'd say the skill inventory got refreshed quite unexpectedly (one time I wanted to save exp for disappears when I was nearly there) and it would be better if there is some kind of foretelling just to not frustrate the player. Also, I think a character picking up the sword with the amount of health he had left is not entirely fair. (I have times where a character was left with extremely low health, single digit, and was killed next turn when he got the sword). Polish-wise, more visual effects would be nice, eye candies, jumping numbers, and screen shaking are never a bad idea and would just elevate the game a bit more.

Anyway, I fully appreciate your effort here and I'd say it's a job well done!

A good Sword based auto battler. Hard is true to its name and required some slight cheesing for me to win. The shop resetting when it got full still has me annoyed at times and lead to some losses. The lack of healing made the game extra difficult.