When I finally got the idea, this becomes very interesting! May could provide more information about the words and controls. The zoom display is a user-friendly design. By the way, there is a bug that when emptying ammo, the character keeps going left by itself.

This was so fun! I really liked solving the puzzle of what was happening with my controls, and it was really fun and panicked to have to stop and zoom in and try and figure out what a word was before grabbing the box.

Also the maze I did was really cool! I don't really know what triggered it or what it did but it was a cool extra challenge that synergised with the hard controls really well.

Not sure what my main guy was meant to be but I like him a lot

More visual feedback and more balanced execution of randomness would significantly improve the game. The concept is quite creative, I had the similar idea, initially, but wasn't sure how to implement it. So, it was interesting to see your approach to the theme! Perhaps, the game isn't balanced as much as it should (48 hours is not a lot, after all), but I believe you might polish and update the game after the rating is over. In any case, the concept is great, the art is pleasing, and apart from difficulties with the randomness, I still think the whole game is quite ambitions and made well :)

This is a pretty neat concept, and quite unique from other games in this jam about movement controls breaking/being broken. I'm impressed by the variety of weapons and enemies, however, I felt like I was usually in a position where no matter how much strategy I applied, I couldn't find a way to shoot the monsters. 

The art and music of this game was very inviting. 

This was a really interesting concept! Quite frustrating to play before really getting a handle on it but I'm not even sure how I'd change it as the figuring out was sort of the core satisfaction of the game for me. ^^

Once you start understanding some of the ammo box pictures, it starts getting less frustrating. But it always feels a little tedious, especially since you still kind of have to mash through whatever four keys you find to see which ones are up/down/left/right. And because of that, aiming becomes very difficult and actually fighting things is kind of a trial.

Also I spawned between a bush and tree and couldn't move at all one time and had to restart.

I really liked the idea of having to figure out what pictogram you "picked up" and using those four letters as your navigation input. Really original!

i have no idea what to do in this, the rules menu doesnt show up properly and nothing makes intuitive sense

Okay... I've trying playing this, but unfortunately found it far too frustrating to do anything of note within it.

The art is interesting, and the pieces of ammunition are funny, and the song is fine. I have no issues with the presentation at all.

However, once I get any ammunition, the correct keys to control the character change. I read that the new keys form a word? Regardless, I never managed to guess any word, and even if I found the correct keys by testing the entire keyboard, control was so unintuitive and annoying that I couldn't do anything anyhow.

The theme relevance is understandable: you lose control of the character, and then attain it once more bit by bit, but I fear it fails simply because controlling a character with 'i' 'p' 'c' 'q' (random letters) is nearly impossible for me regardless, which means I can never control the character.

So, overall, the game was unplayable for me, due to being unintuitive and me not wanting to put the time and effort to learn new key combinations that are quite random to my fingers.

At best, simply swapping up down left right between 'w' 'a' 's' 'd' might be a good compromise that I may actually be willing to learn and put up with.

I feel bad rating this game when it was very clearly not for me, but it was in my queue, and I suppose my opinion is worth as much as anyone else's.

Apologies for the long criticism, especially as I do not know how others feel about the game, but if there's any chance my feedback can contribute or provide some insight, I would like it to help.