great job =)

Nice work. Incredible how a few pixels can suggest a coastline, a forest or even a zombie! The forests were my favourite part, felt a bit like Monkey Island.

It's got a good feeling of exploration. Nice.

This would awesome as an Android game (how fitting then that you used LibGDX). Cool music, and the aesthetics work really well - you should definitely expand this post-compo.

Surprisingly robust. I love how much depth the characters being two pixels tall added.

I really liked how all the in game objects and enemies felt so distinct while using very small sprites and a limited color palette. Well done.

frr171, that was exactly what I was planning when I decided to learn libgdx =D

awesome! the graphics really do a great job of minimally conveying scenery

Great game, would love to see an expanded version. I wish you wouldn't get stuck on walls when moving diagonally, though.

Excellent Job, loved all of it. What did you end up using for the music? Thanks!

I used abundant-music =D

Slick, this definitely feels like a Zelda game. Well-done.

Great! I especially liked the music. The game itself played really well, but I couldn't see the bullets too well on the light pink sand. I think you could have added a lot of atmosphere to the game by choosing different colors.

It was too easy to get stuck on terrain, but was fun overall.

The Windows jar works great on Linux btw.

I had a great time playing this one, is curious how even people with different numerals should be able to play it.

The graphics were quite imaginative for only being literally a pixel big. Fet like some places were inaccessible, but it was still enjoyable.

really fun! good job!!! i loved it )

The screenshots look really nice. Unfortunately I can't play it because I'm on a Mac :(

Wow, this was really fun. A few things:

* There seemed to be two pieces of gold in the forest I couldn't collect, because they were behaving like solid objects.
* In the desert section, the player's projectiles were the same color as the sand and pretty much impossible to see after being fired.
* The music was a little loud at times.

Other than those minor issues, this was a really well done game. I liked the eight directional shooting and the soundtrack was amazing. I never encountered any glitches during gameplay, and I highly enjoying exploring the dungeons. Fantastic job!

Some good music here and I like the exploration element you have integrated into the game! xD

Excellent game! Amazing that the game play and sction is so clear and simple!

It lacks proper ending but otherwise it's a great game. It would change a lot it there was some storyline - if only it would be text messages popping out on some points.

I aimed to create something similar, though quickly settled for an even more simplified setting.

Liked it a lot, very good job! Please expand it for a #1GAM entry!!

Very cool world to explore! I liked the variety of enemies and environments, the sound effects, and the amount of detail you were able to convey with such simple graphics!

Tyro pretty much mentioned the only criticisms I could think of. Good job!

Make an in browser version.

Funny little game. Here is my feedback:

- There are two yellow coins in the forest which I can't collect.
- The player should be able to press multiple moving keys. E.g. if I walk along a corridor from the left to the right and then see, that it will turn to the top, I often press the right and the up key so he automatically turns the direction then - but in your game, the character doesn't move anymore. It would be nice if you add this comfort feature in your post-compo.
- The dungeon with the entry point in the desert... if you want to leave the dungeon (holding the up key), you immediately enter it because you progress moving up after entering the overworld.
- Collecting coins is getting exhausting really fast, perhaps you should add a collecting radius of two squares in which my character automatically gets them?

The graphics fit very well, nice how you communicate the landscapes in such a simple, effective way.

Great job! It was very interesting exploring the pixel world. Though sometimes I couldn`t collect coins, and one path that, I think, should be open, was closed. You need more playtesting if you want to take it further.
The downside is that the game requires me to be pixel-perfect. Catching coins and shooting enemies was tiring sometimes. Also, make enemies shoot diagonally, otherwise they are very ease to kill.

Thanks for all the awesome feedback! I'll look into everything that was said for the complete version! =D

Really fun, loved the pixelly art. Collisions were a bit sticky at times.

Complete game, you have a nice title screen, tutorial and an ending. I just regret the too simple monster IA, a better path finding would have make monsters more fearsome.