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This was very fun ! 

How did you manage to do this entire game in a week :o :o :o

Everything was really cool, to me it looked like a game I'd play on Steam. The only two things maybe:

- I didn't always understand clearly/simply what all the upgrades did exactly (but I mean it's an incremental game, so at some point I suppose it's normal - I don't play incremental games a lot so I'm not sure)

- Sometimes characters were out of the screen so I couldn't see (and sometimes handle) them. During the last 2-3 runs I heard them fighting or spawning and detecting me, and I couldn't see them.

I love the feeling of everything going nuts in a janky puddle of pixels and sounds when you increase your crazy-sorcerer power ! (I mean this in a good way, it made me smile)

Was the mouse mechanic inspired by "How to feed a black hole" ?

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Thanks for the feedback game definitely have a problem understanding what's happening on the screen(if you want to understand). I know about "How to Feed a Black Hole," but I've never played it. I've only played three incremental games, and the last one was "Bills Must Be Paid," which I think is where I got the mouse control mechanics from.

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Hi ! Thanks for your reply :)

Honestly I think it's not a big issue, I had a lot of fun playing your game.

I didn't know Bills Must Be Paid, it looks fun ! I saved it in another tab to play it after the jam hahah

How to Feed a Black Hole has a similar mechanic of moving your mouse around - but it's to grab things to feed a black hole to make it bigger. It was issued on Steam a few months ago and was the first incremental game I bought.