A Heart of Gold by Fat cat
Note: On some computers, playing in fullscreen mode may lag the game.

I'm pretty happy with this game! Definitely an improvement from the last one I made. I wish I had time/knowledge for some music and sfx, sadly you'll have to play it without sound. If I keep working on this game I'll make sure to add some music to it!
| HTML5 (web) | https://elingranath.itch.io/a-heart-of-gold |
| Original URL | https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/44/a-heart-of-gold |
Ratings
| Given | 39🗳️ | 28🗨️ |
Controls are ok, but wasnt able to kill any enemy, dont know why.
I had fun even with some balancing problems and audio lack.
Overall: over the average compo entry
The pixel art is minimal but effective and the lore before the start of the game definitely adds to the atmosphere. The main attraction here though is definitely the mechanics. As a nitpick I would point that I personally would've loved if the prices for the upgrades wouldn't be so steep so we could see just how overpowered the player can get (similarly to the current build of Risk of Rain 2).
All in all, I really enjoyed my time with the game. Good job and good luck!
I realy liked look of it. Also the littel story and implementing of theme.
Apart from sometimes goint partly through rocks and bit iceish feel with walking, game play was ok.
What I was missing thou was sounds eather some background music(perhaps free from some site) or just sounds like barking of wolfs when they go on you, slashing of weapon when atacking or just sound of walking or nature around.
If you add sounds to your next game I think it will do a grade better.
Time to kill that sneaky rock dude hiding behind the trees :p

I did find that you could hide behind the shield and farm enemies easily if you upgrade your attack range so that was a bit cheap ;P Also the AI is a bit dumb and enemies seem to get stuck in places, you can also attack through walls which is a bit strange. I also did not like the fact that the sprites don't all have the same pixel resolution but maybe its my OCD.
Overall good job!