When I see a "Web" link, I think of having an actual in-browser playable game. The link however goes to a repo that doesn't seem to have anything in it. I would say try to get something up that is usable as long as you only share code that was written within the 72 hours of the Jam. The penalty is that you miss out on some days of the judging so it seems fair to me. If I can't play it, I can't rate it!
You should explain that the arrows are buttons, not instructions. I couldn't figure out how to move the player and it was only chance that I clicked on an arrow.
I'm also a bit confused about gameplay. The first time I clicked on a weapon it was wrong and I had to restart. The second time the same weapon was right? I would take out a lot of the randomness so players can feel like they actually have some control and aren't winning/losing by shear luck.
There is also a bug where the third level(?) had no monsters or weapons.
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I'm also a bit confused about gameplay. The first time I clicked on a weapon it was wrong and I had to restart. The second time the same weapon was right? I would take out a lot of the randomness so players can feel like they actually have some control and aren't winning/losing by shear luck.
There is also a bug where the third level(?) had no monsters or weapons.