I had a lot of fun once I learned how to play! The bullet-hell vibes were nice and there wasn't too much going on at once. I really liked the idea of having to collect your arrow once you've used it too. More information in the beginning about what does damage to you/what you're trying to do damage to would be helpful.

So, this was a very fun game, honestly pretty intiuitive, though I'm not sure if this happened to anyone else but there were times where i was walking through the center of a guardian and i got hit while it was stile regenerating and not active. Sometimes it didn't do that though, so i'm not sure if it's intended or not. Also, there were times where a guardian reactivated and the orbs started moving again right as I was close to them, leading to a hit. I know it's majorly skill issue, but maybe a period, like a second or so where the start moving, but don't damage you/can't be damaged?

very confusing and not much rush to finish the game, it would be nice if a tutorial existed

I like it, but it is way too hard, and there are no instructions. The challenge comes from overly-cramped conditions that the player's choices & skills can not affect, because the map is so small. This is a design flaw.

This was a truly bizarre game. I like the fact that I had to really experiment with it to understand that. I mean, it's not great as the graphics could be better. It's still worth playing, because it is quite adventurous. I didn't read the author's comments on how to play it at first. I'm actually glad I didn't!

It was more fun to figure out how to play this odd game. I especially liked how I thought you had to just pick up the blue thing. I didn't know there was a boss. It all just seemed so random. I'm proud of myself for figuring it out on my own!