Triumbra

Amazing game!

Well polished and it gets player into the loop pretty quickly.

It's one of the best polished submissions I've seen so far.

For feedback, I wish the item selection arrows were more visible.

I only figured out there were other pages in item selector, very late into the game.

I also wish to see more creativity in monster scaling. Right now, it feels like it's just a bigger/badder version of smaller ones.

Also having more synergies between items/enemies would be a very fun experience.

I'm picky because this game is very well made and has high playability already.

Keep up the great work!

I had fun with game, collecting color pellets and all, then I unlocked the burst attack, started to beat enemies and the game crashed, black screen, nothing happends.

Except for this hiccup, I liked it !

Fabulous work! has a clear gameplay loop, and it's real fun to play. My only suggestions:
- The interactible for item synthesis could be a little more obvious. One inevitably tries to interact with the panel, but the merchant is far more prominent when scanning the room.
- The hitbox on the player's fireball could be a bit more generous. I kept having fireballs despawn just short of enemies at first, and as a result I thought the game might've had a mechanic where you had to swap targets often.

Very polished, Teebz!  The general aesthetic with the music and artwork I think worked well together, and I particularly liked the animations for the blue creatures attacking, which...happened to me a lot because it turns out I am not great at this game hahaha.

Two suggestions, both control-related.  First, the title screen should probably make it clear to press space to proceed: the "start" looks like a button to click, and my second guess was to press enter...and so I thought it was still loading and just waited for like ten minutes lmao.  Unfortunately, since it's a browser game, the game window obscures the controls: in game you do a good job of making the controls clear, but on the start screen they are not.

Second, it may be useful to have some set of controls that make it easier to play for folks without mice (like myself).  I'm not sure what that'd necessarily look like (if you're limited to just a keyboard, maybe two buttons to rotate clockwise/counterclockwise would work?).  Even if I had a mouse, an arrow showing the current direction I am facing would make it a lot easier to aim.  I'm not sure how useful a suggestion this is given how little I play these types of games (probably because I don't own a mouse lol), but if you make another one of these in the future it might be something to think about.

NOOOO i won but i wasn’t finished!! the game is so good and polished dude this is great :O! keep going with this, it’s very fun!