A Growing Challenge

I like that sort of game

• The shadows of the walls feel like they're a wall because your character is stopped way before getting near the wall
• the slimes' death animations are weird because they slowly become pieces of slimes instead of instantly breaking appart.. animations usually give more punch when their pace is not linear. Deceleration and acceleration of movements are often good for these sort of things.
• Game kinda lacks feedback. Something visual could happen when enemies die, you pick up something (aside just a sound)
• Balancing of weapons seems a bit unfinished. The blue weapon just doesn't fit any combat situation. You don't know when it's active again
• Good thing these orbs were on all level in that regard
• I love that picking up the same orb increases its effectiveness!

Gets a bit repetitive, but still fun!

Surely has a lot of potential, but it's missing even a base level of polish, everything feels super rushed, except the balance of the game, which manages to make things feel challenging without becoming frustrating

I made a very similar game to this when I was just starting out gamedev, except that took me like a week, so congrats on making this in a weekend!

The gameplay did get quite repetitive after some time, but it was fun for a while.

Also, the menus looked pretty weird... When I saw no one had commented on this, I went and checked if it has anything to do with monitor resolution. And sure enough, it does! So for the future, don't make UI depend on display size, instead base it on window or GUI size.

This was a fun game! The procedural generation certainly added a lot to it too. I did have some floors not spawn any enemies or powerups while I was playing, so the procgen could have been improved a bit to make sure it wasn't quite so easy. I also realize it's difficult to add a lot of content in 48 hours, but some additional enemy types (even if they were also just recolored slimes) with different behaviors would have added a lot to the game as well. As the game is now, I was never really scared of the green slimes and only concerned myself with the red ones.

Besides that though, the game is really solid. The controls feel good, the music and art are decent, and overall I had fun with my time with it. Great work!

It was nice solid game, nothing really to complain about controls, sound or graphics. I managed to get to floor 17 before I got killed. First I thought the same enemies repeat all over again without change (didn't read description), and gradually I started to thing, are they getting stronger and faster :D I think best was machine gun type attack, with increased rate of fire. Of course, more enemies could have been there after tenth floor or so, but it was nice entry :)

On the sidenote, the graphics were clean and clear, but the banner doesn't give same feeling, so I think you should change that. This could be a bit more popular then.

Nice game! The rise in difficulty felt smooth and fair for the elements present. I had a suspicion that picking up multiple orbs of the same color increased fire rate, but I wasn't sure. An visual for the orb in addition to its color to signify the increasing fire rate would've been neat. I think the blue piercing shot would be the best if not for it applying a much longer "hit immunity" to enemies that made any additional fire rate on it much less useful (and it didn't autofire like the others). It was a game I wanted to keep on playing though. That's a good sign if you are considering ever adding more!

Very fun! I liked the variety of weapons. I was only able to get to floor 11 though!

Fun entry! I liked the machine gun style the best, the spread shot felt a little too unreliable in corridors, I'd like it if at least one of the bullets would go straight forward to at least hit the thing directly ahead. The blue one (or purple? I'm colorblind) didn't feel as powerful so I mostly avoided those. I made it to floor 14 on my best run.