This feels very ambitious and the tutorial is really needed but maybe it would have been more helpful to build a tutorial level for the player that you can play out with info boxes in each step of the gameplay, so the player fully understand the mechanics. Anyway, one of the more creative entries in this jam! Great!

Fun but I could not figure out what I was supposed to do with the arrangement of the colored squares even with the tutorial. Nice mini game between rounds as well.

Dude I can't believe you made all of that yourself that sounded like a lot of work to code everything by yourself! The managing of squares and rectangles in your inventory space to use for completing tasks to reach the next level was such an interesting concept to me, and I'm curious to see how you plan to expand on it if you do want to get back to this game! I wish you the best of luck on the rest of your jam - I really liked your entry!

This feels like Undertale.

I’ll be honest: when I first started playing Mintrust, I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. 

After a while, I figured out the bullet hell part of the game, and that’s when I started getting some serious Undertale vibes. Navigating the heart was surprisingly fun, and the animations were really well done. Everything felt very polished visually.

The music was another highlight for me. It had a dark, atmospheric feel that fit the game perfectly, and it matched the color palette really well. The overall presentation definitely creates a unique mood.

I managed to make it all the way to Level 5, although I have to admit that I still wasn’t entirely sure what I was actually doing by that point.  I think the game could do a better job of explaining its mechanics, especially at the beginning.

Still, once I got into it, I had a lot of fun. Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy bullet hell games with a dark atmosphere and Undertale-like vibes.