First impression: Aww what a cute little bunny thing OH MY GOD WHAT THE @#$%! Haha awesome! Stellar art and animation. Just wish there were a bit more enemy types.
Excellent graphics style that reminded me of Binding of Isaac. The sound effects were also nice and the music added to the atmosphere. The theme was well done and had a nice twist of something nice being turned into a monster. It was also fun to play. So overall, a great entry!
The sprite of this cute monster is well animated: Good job
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Cake_Catastrophe27 Aug 2015, 19:57
Good work, the art in this is really nice. I did find it a little weird that the only way to avoid being hit was to abuse the fact that pressing the attack key multiple times during a single attack animation will register multiple hits, but other than that this was quite fun!
Wow, as an artist for our project, the artwork and animation is great! Very unique style. The tentacles are unexpected and was a very welcome as part of the game mechanics. Not sure if you guys noticed but the level are not filled to the edge on the level art.
Lovely graphics! I included it in part 15 of my Ludum Dare 33 Compilation video series, if you would like to take a look :) https://youtu.be/De5lc4U-4hg
The gameplay felt a bit strange, especially with the attack speed not being limited to the speed of the animation, so the easiest tactic is to spam space as fast as you can.
Such an awesome little game for a compo entry! It looks amazing art and animation wise, the sounds are great and it works really well. I'm surprised you don't have tons and tons of comments. Well done! I could see this being a full game!
Your game has been rated by our team member Antonin Charvat (music composer). Here is his comment: At first I was like "oh my god, what a cute little bunnie..." :) You made really great art and funny concept, too bad there are no other enemies than angry redneck guys...
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85 kills ^^
Great entry! Full of stars!
-Loi LeMix
The gameplay felt a bit strange, especially with the attack speed not being limited to the speed of the animation, so the easiest tactic is to spam space as fast as you can.