enjoyed the aesthetic and pathfinding.

combat menu was fun, and would love to see this idea pushed further with maybe more environmental interaction.

were the red spots of the floor meant to be blood? regardless, it was cool. gets me thinking that if you throw/shove a monster toward a wall, you get a similar effect; or maybe even the ability to break through it into new rooms, etc.

I loved the setting! It was specially fun to learn that I could push and throw enemies against walls for extra damage, it felt really like a kung-fu movie them!

The only thing that bothered me is that there seemed to be some sort of invisible ranged attack from mook enemies that I couldn’t identify. It would be nice if there was more feedback about what attacks or kills you.

All mistakes, code, and design by Frans van Bellen

This line made me chuckle.

Overall, I really enjoyed the game and can see a very solid base that needs a few improvements.  Clearly, this is a genre you are refining rather than learning.  I want to see more roguelikes like yours out there.  So, allow me to play co-designer, despite how unwelcome it may be ;)

The game looks beautiful.  It's very artistic.  UI looks great.  Everything is nice and clear too.  There's zero confusion.  Even a casual gamer would know what to do!

I really liked the menu system, it removes the need for memorising complex controls, which make so many roguelikes impenetrable.  Yet it doesn't reduce the game play down by cutting things out.  

It might be nice to give the player more info about the attacks.  I can see how much they cost, but not the amount of damage they do, for example.

You could also cancel the menu using right click or just when clicking elsewhere, as a convenient touch.

I found it hard to feel like John Wick when my only attack is a punch that only does 2 damage, whereas the first enemy does 3.  And early on, I'm facing 3 of them simultaneously.  This just makes the player feel weak and not like some badass.

For example, what should my play be here:

I'm just gonna lose, surely?

Sound effects would be a nice addition.

As a minor issue, the music was very repetitive and distorted, even at low volumes.  I had to turn it off.  It's an easy thing to fix.

Such a stylish game! I love how far you've taken the aesthetics and all the attention to detail you've put into it. That 2D/3D transition was awesome!

I can see the lineage from Piss and Vinegar, which was a super cool game as well. The action movie theme in this one was brilliant, like having the green room in-between levels. And I love of how even the aspect ratio fits with the theme of the game :) Both with the movie theme and the long corridor.

The mouse based interface was nice to use, the contextual menus were clever. The game felt really good to play and I enjoyed the different abilities for repositioning enemies. The toss always felt great to pull off :D Maneuvering and placement felt vital, rather than defeating every enemy, and I really liked that.

The only thing I can think of that could be improved is a bit more feedback for the attacks from the enemies. It would have been nice with a sound or some kind of visual effect to show when you took a hit.

I feel the music collection system from Quartz would have fit perfectly with the theme here, by the way ;) Collecting different action themes would have been great. If you ever plan a post-jam version ;)

The action point system was cool and had some interesting gameplay impacts, how did you come up with that idea as opposed to the more traditional turn based system you had in Piss and Vinegar?