I see a good base that could become a more solid game.

However, in it's current state I don't see how it fits the jam theme.

Some improvement suggestions:

- I don't know if you worked on all the assets in the game (tilesets, character sprite, enemies, sounds, music) but if there's any created by third parties, please make sure you credit them in your game or in your game's itch page.

- If the bar at the top is levelling up the player character, it would be nice to see a number displaying the level, so that the player gets some feedback.

- I couldn't understand what the countdown from 30 on the screen meant. It didn't seem to be a timer, since sometimes the number would not go down.

- Make sure you tell the player what the goal is. Is it surviving longer than X minutes? Is it reaching X level?

- It would be nice to know what's the story of the character we're controlling. Why are they fighting? What are they fighting?

- The restart / quit buttons at the game over screen don't work.

- The camera shake was a bit too strong.

A nice base, I had fun.  The sound effects are a bit too frequent, but if they were less common they're really good sound effects.  The hits are heavy and impactful, the pickup sound is nice, and the level up chime is great.

It was a good attempt. Everything was moving too fast, so it would be better to slow the movement down so that players can see what they are fighting and be able to react to it. The screen shake is also too often, it would be better to just shake the screen when the player takes damage.

Somehow the graphics made me so nostalgic! It's a fun little game, a good base for a bigger project!

The camera shaking was a bit too much tho.

I like the fast pace of movement! And the shooting sound was satisfying :3 too bad i have motion sickness and couldn't play for too long bc of the screen shaking ;-; 

I'll come out the gate and say I'm a sucker for autoshooter/bullet heaven/survivor-like games, so I might give this a little too much leeway...

But it was a fun little experience!

I like the idea of the both you and the enemies scaling over time, since a lot of the time enemy power doesn't change until you reach a boss or something like that.

And I think this is a good skeleton to grow off of, if you want to continue with it. Add some upgrades, enemy types, etc. and you could have something cooking...

Screen shake was a nice touch, even if it did become overwhelming eventually (maybe you could only apply it on critical hits, if you end up implementing them?)

And doing all of this solo in 2 weeks is crazy - I made a VS clone myself to learn Godot and it probably took me like a month to get the basic mechanics and art in to the stage that this submission is, so great job!

Definitely would be willing to come back and check it out if you return to it post jam!

Not too bad as a very basic vampire clone game. The camera shake became a bit too much later on since it was constantly shaking the screen.

The controls don't seem to work.