The objects and art looked like it was converted from an image rather than being drawn pixel by pixel, I was asking if you actually did use some sort of procedure to convert an image or if you just drew it as pixel art (which sounds like a painful process considering the amount of detail).
Ooh, thanks a lot again, I was really hoping people would touch the orb when I said please don't touch, as it made the game easier in my opinion. Also the walker enemy's ai is a bit wanky as I don't know a lot about enemy ai’s so I apologize, also you are right I should have specified what I meant when I said ”get stronger the more you murder”: Whenever you kill an enemy your fire rate goes up very slightly until you die.
I shall take notes for the next jam, as the winner of this one is already decided, and it truly is a masterpiece only one with an eye for greatness can even begin to comprehend. The dark backstory the main character has been through can only be seen by a master of their work, spinning endlessly on and on, symbolizing the monotony of our daily life. Truly a work of art, I await great things from you young man. We will watch your career with great interest, do not let us down.
I absolutely loved this game, though I could not for the life of me figure out what the fuse does. As Justin has said below it feels very much like Stanley Parable, which is honestly an all-time favorite of mine.
Thank You! I plan to fix the bug, and Enter The Gungeon was an obvious inspiration for me, along with many other games I really liked. I'm glad you liked it!
Very nice sound effects, as other people have said, it feels meaningless to kill enemies, and you can just run through. Other than that it feels pretty good, and I like that there are a lot of different weapons.
