RPG 9000

This is such a great and well polished game, and I get that you were under extreme time constraints. I'm really glad you're planning to add more. Great Job!

Theme implementation was cute, but I was just confused about whether there was anything I *could* do, right up until I died. I found a spider, though.

This game is so meta. Sacrifice game mechanics for more time spent procrastinating?

I love the graphics! Maximum charm. I hope you continue with this game. I really want to play the full version.

I love that I gained XP by trying to remember how to dance. That's my kind of game.

My only criticism is that there was an awful lot of content in here for a game that was supposed to sacrifice content.

Just to clarify: the game _is_ finished. The point is that in planning a bajillion features, I have had to _sacrifice_ most of the actual functionality; at first it appears as if there are all kinds of actions that you can take, but once you start pressing buttons you will see all the _sacrifices_ made in the development process. This is meant to be a satire on RPGs which try making it possible to do _just about anything_ and therefore end up being completely mediocre or out of scope for the development team.

I also chose this approach as I started the compo with merely six hours remaining; and thus any broken or unimplemented features would seem intentional. However by a stroke of luck I managed to achieve my full vision for this game.

Anyway, thanks for playing, I hope you enjoyed the game! :smile:

Well it seems the developer sacrifieced some features instead the player having to sacrifice stuff :D

Still it had some good laughts while clicking through it