Very cool idea and execution! Well executed puzzles with the rock/paper/scissor nature of the adventurers vs the traps.

Very solid puzzle game, love how you paired the theme and the wildcards to take a unique perspective. The spritework is great, I love the three adventurers (though not enough to spare them). I really enjoyed the music as well and how it changes based on your performance. The last level provided quite a challenge but I got there in the end. Now my treasures are safe...

Great job!

Solid puzzle! I particularly liked the limits on tile placement to prevent analysis paralysis. The art and sound were also very good, especially the characters. I also liked that there were multiple solutions in a few cases, it might enable some design space with extra challenges rewarding the use of a minimum set of pieces. Lining up multikills with the dart was fun.

Good job on the game, keep it up!

An interesting approach to the expedition management :) Enjoyed your game, thank you! The process is engaging and fun. I keep guessing, what is the speed of the expedition? Is it one tile per second?

Loved the challenge that this puzzle game brought! A few of those traps really put ya on the edge of your seat hoping it would hit the intended target. The sounds really put you there too, trapped in the temple as an entity trying to wipe those explorers off the face of the earth 

Very interesting ideas. It's clever how every mechanic follows the logic of the setting. It's an enjoyable short puzzle game. A good improvement, mentioned below I think, is that the timers should be more transparent. Good job everybody!

What an original take of the puzzle genre!

Loved the whole premisse. The controls were easy and using the first few levels as tutorials felt smooth. The visuals were clear and and beautiful.

Only gripe I had was that the timed traps should be based on turns, not seconds. Seconds seems to not align perfectly with the number of steps, making choosing a timer for timed traps placed far into the dungeon harder than it should. Spikes seems to be on steps (one on one off) and they worked better.

Congratulations on a solid entry.

Is that fricking Lara Croft? Love the temple vibes, suprisingly tricky this game :o

Love the reference to temple rush! The overall style and feel of the game is very cohesive and the art ties everything nicely as a cool puzzle game. I may have run into a bug on Level 7 where the boulder appeared to crush the last guy (or maybe it was an off by 1 second, but at that point I'd tried the level a good five times so I'm not sure). I think having a level progress meter to show how close we are to winning would be great, maybe also remembering the duration each trap was last set to so we can more easily tweak the timing for retrying levels! Great job ^^

I like the concept a lot, very fun puzzle game even though I am not the biggest fan of counting seconds. I also thought seconds should be rename to turns or moves. The art gave off a flash game feel which I think is great. I love the use of vignette effect and Godot lighting, this is the first game I saw using them.  Nice game, very fun. 

Very cool concept!  Agree with the comments on quick restart and trap timing, it was frustrating to know what needed to happen to solve the puzzle but then have such a long time left before I could make it happen.

It was a really good puzzle game and the timing mechanic worked surprisingly accurate. Calculating the time needed to hit precise targets felt really good :)

This was fun and really challenging! Getting the timing just right on the traps and making sure it got the right targets was really engaging! Very good visual style as well. Great job!

This was a fun idea!

Agreed with the other comments here that the key things I would have liked to see were a quick restart option and the trap timings matching the movement ticks. The difference in timing made it difficult to directly reason about, and made it frustrating that I had to re-place the traps when the level restarted, since I often just wanted to change a trap timer slightly. It would also have been nice to be able to place the traps anywhere along the path, as it was it felt like I rarely had any really choices other the timings.

All of that said, this is still a pretty complete game that’s pretty entertaining all the way through, so nice job!

The idea of your game is super unique and the puzzles were super cool. I had the feeling that the steps are not tied to the activation timers for the traps which made it really hard to first try some levels. Cool game, keep it up!

Great idea and execution! I do agree with others about the quick restart (especially since the timing works mostly on die & retry). I also found it disconcerting (in a good way!) that the hit shake (and blood effect) is used as a positive thing here. It's nice to see it flipped around. (and how used to things we are)

Great entry! As someone stated already the timing could be taken on when retrying a level. And I would loved more options where to put the traps. Anyway really liked the game, good job!!

Nice idea. Would love to see a more polished version. I agree with the other comments on wishing for a quicker restart option. Personally I'd also prefer a bit more freedom in placement of the traps. Much of it feels like you just need to get the timing of the timed traps right, while the others just go in their preset spot.

I really like this concept! When going through the tutorial I thought there might be too many mechanics for me to remember, but it was actually really intuitive when I got into the action.

The art is really impressive for just nine days.

I agree with some of the other comments about timed traps being inconsistent. I think I encountered a timing-dependent bug, where sometimes the animation would look like a boulder had clearly hit someone, but it wouldn't register as a hit.

I really liked figuring out which trap to use to kill each person, and where to place them. If you could cut down the amount of fiddling required after that moment of realization, I think this would be a super engaging game.

It would be nice to have a quick reset button to not have to wait several seconds before retweaking the traps. The timings didn't seem synced with the tile space movement which led to unexpected results.