Wow huge nerf to the special cards... they now have only one use and have a limit of 3 total. Made the game a lot harder!

lol

This is so frikin fun, the concept is so well thought out and so fun to play [would love to draw for this]

MASTERPIECE. CINEMA. AMAZING. You have such a grounded understanding of what makes addicting modern indie games. Put it on Steam!

Please make a steam version I will buy take my money

Incredibly fun game and very addicting! I will probably play this one again even after the jam ^^ very fun math-based deck-builder ^^

Oh wow, I really really enjoyed the game. The idea is straightforward, but it works so well that I fell in love with the game! XD

I really like the idea of building your own deck, the roguelike setting works super well with the game. 

I am just a little confused at the end, since the whole game was letting you take your time, and the final boss suddenly makes you think on a timer (I got punished for going below zero, but I feel like the boss didn't explain that mechanic)

I will definitely play it again to win for real! 

Here's the vod of the game (at 1:18:00)

Wow... this game is great. Very addictive! The idea is great and the implementation is top notch.

I want to give some constructive criticism/feedback, but these are very nitpicky because the game is really so freakin great already. Trying to make it mostly objective, but some will come down to personal preference.

I feel like the art-style could be more cohesive. The hand drawn cards and the low res pixel numbers don't really fit together that well I think. I personally would prefer if the numbers were more in the style of the cards, but I'm sure the other way around would work well too.

The boss mechanics could be explained a bit better and aren't really that intuitive (at least to me). I also feel like this might be due to the sudden shift/pressure of having stuff depend on a timer while for the rest of the game you are free to take all the time you want.

I would really really encourage you to make it easier to distinguish cards with different operations by color coding them and/or giving them different borders or sth in that direction. As it stands it can be easy to mistake a subtract for a divide card, especially during timed boss events.

Card prices probably could use some adjustments based on their strength. I feel like some cards are just way stronger, but it isn't adequately represented in their price.

Just to say it again: This game absolutely rocks and I only wrote down all these "issues" after playing it a lot because it's genuinely so freaking good already! Great job!!!

Wow, I think this has been the best arithmetic game I've played during the jam. I only have two critiques:

1. I can tell that a lot of time was put into the music for this game, and I love how there are different parts that play depending on whether you're in battle, fighting bosses, in the shop, etc. Unfortunately, the loop that plays for the regular battle theme is too short and it gets really repetitive by around stage 15 or so. Everything else music and soundwise is great, but that one loop started driving me crazy after a while.   :(

2. The art is super polished, and I really like the animations...but why did you guys go with the hand drawn digits for the cards? Everything else feels so professional, but the cards still look like debug programmer art.

I only point these things out because otherwise it seems like this would be an almost perfect arithmetic game. I spent a lot longer than I would have expected playing it compared to a number of other jam entries, and it was a lot of fun too.

I love the game countdown, seeing it somehow adapted to a card game is awesome! Really enjoyed the bosses (except the "invulnerable" stage, everybody hates those), the music and the power ups. So satisfying to play, and I'm sure I didn't even get to start working on more complex strategies. Great game!