Definitely agree that no win states is a shame, especially since the quality of the loss states is really quite high! The art is a real highlight, and I love the parrying mechanic! Agree with the other comments that it felt too slow and the player movement being sluggish - you could have sped up movement quite significantly. I also found there weren’t a lot of situations I HAD to parry - it felt like the game was missing some box-wide attacks.

Definitely was sad there wasn’t more of this - I’d def check it out again if you updated it post jam!

There’s some nice attack patterns here, and I think parrying in a bullet hell is a great idea! But player movement is a little sluggish and the parry comes out a little slow. I think everything could be sped up a little to make combat feel more energetic, faster but less dense attacks, faster player movement, and a parry that starts sooner. I did enjoy the challenge enough to beat all the fights though. But I do wish there was some incentive to win.

Shame there was no win states. All the art for the game overs was very nicely done. I also liked the big paw animation the rabbit had. Since the game is a bad-end set up, I imagine some of the unfair attacks were intended. The non-telegraphed green paws were occasionally frustrating when they just blipped in for huge damage. 

I like the designs and the end scenes.
For an instant I wished for a scene where they held the player when losing and a reversal when winning.
I tried to win for completion sake but the extra reward would be a treat for my efforts

A fun take on Undertale, a bit too hard for me but I've never been good at QTEs. The artstyle is really good and the characters are really expressive. Good job for your first jam :)

This was fun! I like Undertale's combat, so of course I was gonna find this neat.

I will say though, I feel like the difficulty could've been spread around a bit. I beat both the first and second bosses on my first try, while the third boss took me like, 10 tries.

The third bosses spiral attack was what kept getting me. Moves like that are why Undertale has invincibility frames.

The parry is an interesting idea, but the timing seems really finicky, and way riskier than just moving out of the way. You could've made it relevant/necessary by making attack patterns that require it, but I'd recommend making the timing more forgiving, along with adding some indication that the parry cooldown is up.

Also, one other thing, (a common mistake that even I have made in the past) I think this game very much expects to be ran at 1920x1080, which means that everything gets scaled down a bunch and moved into the top left corner.

Your could fix this really easy, you just have to go into the project's settings, then go to "Display", "Window", "Stretch", and then change Mode to either "viewport" or "canvas_items".

I hope that helps!~ P.S. I attached a screenshot for convenience!~

Nice proof of concept, nice art. I was bit disappointed there was nothing for winning. It’s almost like the entire point of the game is to lose! Ha ha ha who could imagine