Love the art and music control seems fluent enough, the only thing I would think would make it more fun is some sort of monster, maybe a feature to attack them maybe just have a scary monster roam the caves..
Overall
Art 4/5
Sound 4/5
Controls 2.5/5
Addictiveness 2.5/5
(p.s): this could easily be an amazing game with some tweaks and different things added here and there..Good luck.
Thanks for the review!
It feels unpolished, but random generation is always fun. Giving the player more tools might make it more interesting.
At least it's not about anal sex..
Good, but need work, crosses are useless so why include them at this point? Also, getting stuck on the spikes and getting hit for health twice before being able to get off its sort of a dick move.
Geez now you tell us, I would never have figured that out. The ghosts look like angels so why would anyone expect a cross to repel them? When I first played this I assumed they were portable respawn points until I died the first time, than I spent until now thinking they were just "breadcrumbs" to help remember where you've been.
All in all MINDER (is it mind-er or men-der?) is decent throwback to the NES era but takes the horror game route that Nintendo never did.