Thank you!!

Thank you for the feedback! I plan to release a bug fix build and some additional performance tweaks soon - the main thing with navigation at the moment is the core crux of it (the keycard) broke due to having to shift to windows last-minute for the jam. Its gonna be one of the first things I fix.

Thank you for playing! I'm glad you had fun with it

Thank you! I originally wanted to have some in game cutscenes but ended up having to cut them for time - the in game dialogue is really all that remains as a result.

Glad to hear you had fun! Thank you for playing

It's a game I keep going back to just for the soundtrack.

Thats weird about the music - in theory that shouldn't be possible, as the music itself is keeping time, with counters triggered by it, so if the music drifts everything should drift. I'll make a note of that though to look into - thanks! Same with the pistol timing windows.

It's great to hear you had fun and enjoyed this! I spent a lot of time just getting the music sync system to work, and applying it to as many things as I could, and it definitely helps fill that vibe.

Thank you for playing!

Thanks for the feedback! Stuff like the keycard is unfortunately a bug, as it is in fact meant to light up when the fight ends - but due to last-minute lighting issues, it doesn't. Hi-Fi Rush was a huge inspiration for how the game plays, that and Metal: Hellsinger, so it's good to hear that intent made it through!

The SMG is another thing that sort of fell flatter than the intention - it helped round out the sandbox, but doesn't quite mesh, so it's likely gonna switch to being a burst weapon in a future version of this project. I like the idea with the beat UI count - it was mostly there to help people keep time with another visual, but it could double as something like that in a future build.

Thank you for playing, and I'm glad you had fun with it! That bow on princess was a detail I added last minute and I'm really glad I did now haha.

Thanks for the awesome feedback! I'm glad you had fun with this even if rhythm games aren't your usual vibe.

I spent a good chunk of time kitbashing stuff to get the visual look I was after, but hit some snags last minute with the web build, so ended up pivoting for a more retro lighting look, which - sorta worked in my favour I guess?

The composers utterly cooked on this one, and this game definitely wouldn't feel as solid as it does atm without their work.

Thank you for playing!

Controller support was definitely untested, as I set up my initial input bindings to let it work, but never actually got to test it. I'm sorry that it didn't work for you!

It'll be one of the things I check out and try to implement post-jam.

Thank you for playing regardless, and I'm glad you liked the vibe!