Hi ! At least you completed your game, i run out of time when i couldn't even create core mechanics in my first jam :smile: Loved your idea and graphics. I have just one suggestion, camera's orthographic size should change over time, not instantly. You could do it with Mathf.MoveTowards() function.

It's a rough game xD But I love it! The idea is great and I feel that you wanted to tell a big story there. Even if I couldn't complete the game, I played it through all cages :D

Seems cool, however in case you didn't realise, seems you've linked your source code under HTML5

I love the magic effect of this game and the pixel arts. I think it will be better if you add some instruction about the controlling on the website because I don't know the 'E' is for fire magic until I press it by accident.

Good Job For Completing your first Game Jam ! There is much to say but i know that you probably know most of the problems and would have figured how to corrected them out if you had the time. Still good job, it's completely decent for a 1st Game Jam

Well, I can't really play it since it wasn't a HTML5 game after all. But now that you've baited me to look at the source, I have some questions! :blush:

1) Is that really all the code you had? Well at least a big bulk of it is in the scene files etc so I wouldn't really call those full sources. I always add the whole project folder (excluding builds, unity temp, lib and obj folders) so one could just pop it open and build it themselves.

2) Why on earth do those files not have an extension. They seem to be C# files though...

But good job on finishing your first game jam game (and compo too)! It's an accomplishment in itself that not everyone can say about themselves. Too bad about the over scoping but it often happens to first timers (and even to many nth timers :wink:). It's a thing that comes with time and experience. Gimme a ping if you actually do have an HMTL5 (or mac) build and I'll give it a go!