I ended up getting murdered by some sort of hand thing and there wasn't much I could do. I caught onto the concept after about 10 rounds or so. I'd have loved to see the choices have a bit more meaning behind them, like instead of the unicats making you stronger, maybe opt to turn them into a key? Not sure if that's the right solution.
Repetitive. I wasn't quite sure what was going on or why. My son liked it however. More choices would have made it more fun -- I felt like I wasn't much in control.
The enemies were really neat - I died when I got to the rectangle with fingers. I had enough keys, too. It does need more game variety, however. Once you figure out if kicking high or low is the better option, there's literally nothing to the combat.
Total randomness is completely killing it. Sometimes there's dozen of mushrooms in the line, sometimes dozen (well maybe less but anyway) monsters... With some polish, more reasonable choices (and MORE of them) it could be quite good. This way there's almost no reason to play (unless you're the type who just loves pure random chance)
The biggest problem for me was that it was trivial to have almost perfect play, which didn't actually mean you wouldn't die. That was unfortunate I think.
This might have potential for a simple clickidy game, but there isn't much gameplay here. I like the variety, and some of the ideas. It's a little too random though, this may be a good thing though.
I really love these kind of screwed games, and I laughed several times! Although the game needs some more balancing as the same screens kept coming back way too often. Only managed to get one key though, and some times I accidently clicked past a screen without having the chance to read it... A very good entry though! If you make more games like these I would like to check them out =D
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Anyway, it was an interesting little experience.