Haha, I am glad you eventually figured out the chaotic nature of the game

That is so kind haha! I am glad you loved it. We have our fingers crossed as well, but there are too many amazing games this year :))

I am glad you liked the idea! Originally we did want multiple weapons (crossbows, swords, etc...) but it was eventually iceboxed because we just did not have time hehe. But yeah looking forward to what the game could be post jam

A lot of that is thanks to the Kenney team, where we got the assets from :)

Thanks! We thought the game mechanic really was best portrayed by the absurdist concept of Romans discovering conscience and advanced temporal technology to create like a Mickey 17 esque gladiatorial system

Yes! Killover is absolutely amazing. I brainstormed hard to make something relatively unique, but I guess overlapping concepts over 10k games is inevitable haha

Thanks to you and your team :) I am happy you liked the game

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the game

Haha I am glad you enjoyed the game. We are looking towards adding an endless mode for the game (no leaderboard or lives_ after the game jam ends :)

Yeah we actually took some inspiration from UVSU, which was one of the winners of the Roles Reversed jam, but wanted to create something more chaotic and fast-paced than methodical. Congrats to making it to the top 10 :)

Thank you for playing and I am glad you enjoyed it :)

Thank you so much, you are too kind! Yeah I think the addition of a time-based mechanic really helped improve the idea. I am so happy you picked up on the nuances of the design! Would have been great to have more time to implement more player feedback to communicate everything that is happening haha

I was just about to type up my comment, but Signol_Games really nailed my exact thoughts here. Great job!

That meme perfectly captures the vibe of our game haha. I am happy you liked the loop of battling yourself :)

Glad you enjoyed the game! The game actually has infinite rounds as long as you don't lose all your chances from failing loops (you start with 5). But yeah, adding an infinite mode without limited number of chances would be really fun!

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