Very nice game, really like the style here, art is great and the 90s feel works so well for it. Combat was fun to play and I like the mini game for the doors too. 

 It felt a lot like playing the classic 90s video games. Enjoyed the game  a lot and it was fun to play. Good work with this game.

I loved so much about this game. So many nods to the 80's / 90's, StarFox, the "chicken & egg" matrix, Neuromancer. Loved it. Movement was a good speed, and the combat surprised me. I liked the mini locked door levels, and the music was very fitting. Felt like I was sitting on the floor playing PS1. Amazing effort, and great job making something that blended the genres well. I played this with a gamepad and it felt great getting around in combat and the dungeon. 

The 3D graphics looked great and the battle scenes were epic! Great job!

ESC twice exited the game. Better have it close the exit menu so people don't accidentally close the application and losing their progress. I might have done that...

Combat was a bit different and maybe a bit fun the first times, but hard to steer and get right, and spamming space or numpad0 didnt feel like a good choice here. I think I would have preferred mouse, and if only keyboard to have the key pressed to auto shoot, or maybe auto shoot all together as default.

Graphics looks nice and music is good as well.

I good entry to the jam!

OK, for real this time.

I really liked this one.  The shooting segments are a a lot of fun, especially once I switched to using the arrow keys instead of WASD.  (I probably would have stuck with it if I could have used the mouse to shoot.)

Tying it into the crawling gameplay with the stealth stun was well executed.  Though sometimes the timing on the movement and range on the search-lights was a little hard to gauge.

The 80's aesthetic was great.  Sometimes that neon style can be garish and hard to look at, but no issues there.

Only issue with the game was I died on my first go against the last boss, then when I pressed Esc to restart, the game was stuck on a data effect.  (Using chickens and eggs for the 1s and 0s was neat too tho.)  I didn't wanna play through the whole thing to potentially just die against the Boss again, so I quit there.

I'd also say, mapping a 'back' button and a 'close game' button to the same key isn't a good idea.  At least have a hold and build-up timer before the game closes in case of slips too.

Other than that, top tier entry. 

On my first couple of playthroughs I kept missing and misreading things.  I missed that the arcade was in the Ice-cream shop, that certain weapons could only be attached to certain characters, and I think I only pressed the special buttons for the two characters that couldn't use them, so I never healed or used the Nanotechs uber powerful lightning attack.

Anyway.  I gave it a second playthrough, I figured the combat out, and blitzed through the first two floors.  All in all it was pretty fun!  Lots of environmental variance, and I like the retro 80s theming.

This is the first couple of goes at x4.  I'll post the unabridged final playthrough tomorrow.

The general is toast.

The game is fun and ambitious, they're almost two different full games here. Movement during the crawling part feels very good, trying to attack the bots from behind is fun and I like exploring these big, open dungeon floors. The rail shooter part is well made and feels good too, especially the boss parts, with the right speed of the controlled character and enemies' bullets.

A small caveat would be that overall I didn't love the controls, the worst part was pressing ESC twice halfway through the game because I'm dumb.

The Bullet Hell Jam starts in 5 days. ;)

Fun story and interesting world! I included it in my compilation video series of all of the games from the Dungeon Crawler Jam.

Seriously great game. A bit more enemy variety and I believe this could stand on it's own as an independent product.

I love the vibe in this entry. Very cool graphics and style, and music fits perfectly! I played with the controller and it was generally a smooth experience.

My main issue was that it is way to easy to accidentally open up the inventory with just about any button and also have just about any button then be consume first item (aka health kit). I think it is more reasonable that you open and close inventory just with the north button in this case.

I sometimes also accidentally did bonus, unintentional moves due to how quick movement was and potentially too by the narrow, if any, dead zoning on the sticks.

Especially in the beginning it also felt more natural to click primary action rather than walking into things, but I did learn.

The fighting was fun and an interesting fusion. It took me a while to register the prompt that I could sneak up and bump into them to get a free hack round. But I’m kind of glad I did too, because since those didn’t have any danger, they got quite boring.

The rescue hacks were much more stressful, and also fun. It did get a whole lot easier with all the upgrades though.

At some point I got a bit lost, but in general since each level had clear zones with different textures, it wasn’t much of a problem.

Very very good entry indeed.

Playthrough: https://youtu.be/5f-i39eLcSY

I love the 80's synth/hacker vibe, the 64 graphics and the genre fusion with the arcadey rail shooter. It was very well made with no technical issues that I remember. There was really nothing to complain about this, except maybe a bit more variety with enemies but that's a minor detail. I built up a lot of bombs by the end so the boss was a bit too easy but that's my fault for over preparing.

All in all, awesome entry. It brought me way back to a time where I was a kid and just chilled and play some n64 all day lol


Gameplay starts around 3h32m
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTryNg8QIo0

What an incredible Genre Fusion entry! I had a blast playing this.

You can rewatch my playthrough here: https://youtu.be/yEZHSwQSLeI?si=7e2_E9jrKWwbHXPk&t=5158

So much 'tude! It's an amazing amount of polish for such a ridiculously short time frame. I particularly love all the poses of the chicken hacker. I thought the combat took a little bit too long sometimes with the enemies having 30 hp, but I should have tried ambushing them more instead of just trying to avoid them altogether. That's my only nitpicking, I had a lot of fun playing your game.

Awesome game. Very impressive for the time-frame. Great vibe. Nice controls. Thanks for sharing!

Very fun game. Love the flying mini-game and combat. Great job!

Really enjoyed this! You've absolutely nailed the hackerman/vaporwave vibe with the visuals and music.