Nice old-school platformer. I love the music and art style. It’s nice to be able to SEE what’s happening on screen. The relics are only worth 20 points? I guess dying dozens of times gabbing them didn’t help my score any. Still feels nice to be one of the first people to find all four! I'm not sure why everyone is complaining about the control scheme. The jump button was fine; I just wish there were some way to make a medium jump as well as a low one. The only inconsistency I noticed was in the blue dragon guy's behavior after taking damage. Sometimes he could make a full-height jump away from the dangerous area, while other times he would twitch a bit and fall down again. Similarly, when hitting spikes on the ceiling sometimes he’d move just enough to avoid falling into lava and other times couldn't do anything. Vague feedback about things that might just be in my head probably isn't that helpful, but anything to increase player control would probably reduce others’ frustration.
Fun little platformer. I'm especially impressed by the music. 5/5, looking forward to future installments.
I think a lot of the people bashing this are expecting the wrong thing. The point of this ISN'T to breeze through destroying everything in sight, feeling like some unstoppable mercenary superhero. You're supposed to die, try to figure out what went wrong (timing? execution? bad luck?), die some more, observe, strategize, and finally succeed. Just because it's an online game doesn't mean you don't have to think about what you're doing. For me, trial and error and getting better is what made beating the game satisfying. Some of you naysayers should try approaching this with the right mindset; you might have fun in spite of yourselves.
One suggestion. Like a couple others said, in some convenient spot (maybe when paused), add a "Return to main menu" option. It gets annoying having to reload every time I jump on spikes while trying to achieve the elusive A and S ranks :-D
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