I've never seen anyone taking 'playing with code' so littural. As a programmer, it's a funny concept. I actually played it for pretty long, so it was pretty engaging. The only things I kinda missed were a concept of dying (losing HP didn't seem like much of a problem) and a concept of score. Also the levels were a bit same-y and a bit more randomness would have been nice. But other than that, cool weapons, cool boss battles, and a nice general style.
A really good implementation of a programming loop as the basis for a game. I enjoyed how it looked like I was travelling through the lines of code that make up the game but it was a little bit annoying that you could very easily get surrounded by enemies as they could travel through walls. Well done on a good game!
Despite its simplicity this game has quite a lot of character, between its aesthetics (please tell me the code lines are sampled from the game's own source code) and the gameplay (switching between the forms puts a twist on the basic platformer experience).
I found myself getting stuck on walls a little but that is a pretty minor issue, and it's generally possible to get out of it with weapon recoil. Overall a really nice job.
I think the concept is really solid, there was just a bit of a fun factor missing. I completed the first two bosses, but the lack of variety of enemies and path on the way to the boss meant I didn't continue.
Stylistically I think it's great idea, it looks good and the game is solid; I didn't find any issues or bugs. However it's just not one I'd come back to play, unless they add some more interesting dynamics.
As a programmer, it's a funny concept. I actually played it for pretty long, so it was pretty engaging. The only things I kinda missed were a concept of dying (losing HP didn't seem like much of a problem) and a concept of score. Also the levels were a bit same-y and a bit more randomness would have been nice. But other than that, cool weapons, cool boss battles, and a nice general style.