Pretty bland in terms of fun and game play. I went through many screens, collecting over 100 yellow boxes, and finally had to quit. Some use of sound, nice colors, overall a decent submission for 48 hours. Kicked my game for sure.
to spice this up a little, since each room has a border or some type, the border could be slowly closing in on you, get a bit of urgency in there. the movement could also be fixed up so that it isn't a keypress for every step
Always nice to see a bit of random level generation, but the world wasn't really populated with anything interesting (though the recurring features like the walled gold caches were good in that it gave a little more of a sense of place). The movement was a bit tiring on the fingers (even if movement is to be locked to grid squares, it would be nice if holding down a direction moved you that way at a steady pace), and the penalty for being killed was trivial (making death result in game over and having therefore the concept of a high score would help give the game challenge). Still, well done for getting a working game out.
As other have said, a little harsher penalty for death or another way to limit the game would have given this some much-needed depth, but there's something always fascinating about randomly generated worlds...
Hmm, not much of a game. You need to put some challenge or goal in there, even when it's only a highscore. Also, when the focus is lost I can't get it back and have to refresh the page.
I liked the random level generation, but I thought that there could be some amount of difficulty added to the game, most likely by the enemies moving faster towards you.
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Also, when the focus is lost I can't get it back and have to refresh the page.