Cool idea!!! I think you could've ramped up the difficult even more, I was chilling on round 30 with 15 hearts. Lot of potential to keep expanding this with more abilities and enemy types though, nice work!!

Cool idea!!! I think you could've ramped up the difficult even more, I was chilling on round 30 with 15 hearts. Lot of potential to keep expanding this with more abilities and enemy types though, nice work!!

Great Concept. 

I think making the movement also locked in cooldown makes it more harder. It is already somewhat hard as it is the reverse of what we are used to (at least that is what i feel). 

Really cool idea here, but the lack of feedback is killer to figuring out how it works. I think even a simple sfx you've pressed a button would help a whole lot

A unique idea and good execution on the game mechanic, I wish there will be indicators showing the skills are about to go off. But once you get the hang of it, it's pretty fun to play!

Def a challenge. Like the graphics, especially the hearts for lives. Reminds me of old school games. 

I like this concept quite a bit, once I got the hang of the mechanics I felt properly engaged the whole time. There's a steep learning curve to overcome, but I think it's worth it. Perhaps there could be a little more telegraphing on what an attack will do when it's queued? Like a target reticle for the projectile's target position, or the shield could have an initial pulse on each beat before it fully defends the player, for example.

Also, I think that even with the larger hitbox and understanding of the projectile attack, I was having quite a bit of trouble gauging whereabouts the square enemies were going to be. I think the constant, smooth movement makes them a bit hard to assess when making a snappy, 1-beat decision on where to shoot, and if I've made a mistake, it's far too late to course correct. Apologies for playing armchair designer, but I think the square enemies could benefit from moving in pulses as opposed to their current smooth movement, so it'd be easier to gauge their travel distance, and more time can be spent focusing on the rhythm mechanic, which I think is the meat of the idea here.

Nitpicks aside, this was still very fun.

Really neat idea ! One feature I wish was in the game is a way to know where enemies when you shoot but that could just be a skill issue on my end

its fun after getting hang of it

my poor smooth brain kept forgetting what my previous action was and I'd be like ah man I shot over there a second ago. I think having indicators lock down for what you had previously setup up like a line to where you are going to shoot/move etc in 3 seconds might have made me catch on faster. Overall it was a really fun experience though. 

Well Done Game! 

even with instructions overwhelming at the start.

Still great idea!

It a very creative idea love how you have to time your attacks in adavanced.

It is very enjoyable but somthing i could suugest you could improve upo is that you could get upgrades and have shorter wait times

The simple artwork works very well for the kind of game it is, it really clean looking as well.

The sounds are satisfying and not annoying to listen to but would be nice if it had some music.