When I open the options menu either on the title screen or in game, it stays stuck on the screen and cannot be closed by any means. I pressed every button on the keyboard, and tried using my controller; no luck. I tried posting a screenshot to the Steam page. Hopefully that can get fixed. Game seemed pretty promising in the brief time I was able to play it before experiencing that bug!...

I got the dash and the grappling hook, beat the guy who didn't believe I was fit, came back to the caves, did some cool platforming around and eventually ended back at the surface again; and now I'm just faffing about, and I'm pretty certain there's nowhere else new where I can go. Does the demo end somehow or should I wrap it up now?...

I couldn't find an option for using d-pad for control. Please add this, digital movement feels pretty bad on analogue stick compared to a proper d-pad. *Edit* I switched the d-pad and analogue via rewasd and played a bit so thought I would add some feedback as well. Overall, I think your game shows a lot of promise. I really liked the chunky pixel look and the responsiveness of the controls. However, there are a couple of things that really needs some work. A couple of things I noticed: - The game eats ...

* I was holding left against a breakable wall when I destroyed it, then I was stuck holding left forever and the game didn't respond to other movement controls until I pressed B * The controls menu doesn't always display your new controls, sometimes it displays the default controls instead * I gave up when the game gave me a dash that used the same key as the roll, so sometimes pressing the key would make me dash, and sometimes it would make me roll, seemingly at random Mostly the game does work, though I...

So I didn't really think the parry system worked to well. The animation is slow and when you get that perfect parry you do dmg the enemy but it doesn't slow them down or stagger so they just keep swinging and with the slow parry speed you end up more likely than not just taking a hit. I ended up using the dash more than the dodge for a similar reason. The crab monsters I played around with the dodge and parry a bunch, but ended up finding it much easier to just attack, jump, attack, jump. Game was very pr...