A downloadable game for Windows

2D, hack-and-slash, and frenetic: A game about building momentum, then unleashing it in a terrifying strike. Strategically chain various inputs together for maximum efficacy.


Main menu interfaces with mouse, click the tutorial for controls. Maximize window for best experience. You can move around in the tutorial, it's not just an image!

Note: Optional secondary controls: WASD, Numpad 4/5/6 (instead of Z/X/C)


Made for GMTK Game Jam 2021. Theme: Joined Together

Theme: Attacks and movement must be joined together to succeed. 

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deep_cuts_1.zip 13 MB

Install instructions

Download zip, decompress, and run the .exe

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Basically, these are SOME of the moves that players can perform in the game by using 'z', 'x', 'c' along with 'up, down, left, right'. Players can try different combos like 'c' and 'x' to have a cool attack move.

The fact that this game also use a puzzle-like element make it a fun and good brain exercise too. I also like it that players can go into any level they want to hahaha. To me, its idea of 'joining single attack with other moves' does incorporate with the theme of 'Joined Together'.

My suggestions would be: to decrease cool down time after performing an attack like the slash coz it'll be more thrilling and easier to manoeuvre the  character away from the impending attack. Another one would be, music and killer sound effect coz developer art style is already satisfying, unless they want to add a little of this and that.  Oh, also maybe add the 'z,x,' into the tutorial because I was having a brain leak for a few minutes trying to figure out how to attack as I know there are 'combos' element coz I read other comments.

Overall, Good Job DamenMaughan :)

Thank you for taking the time to give in-depth feedback! I highly appreciate it, it means a lot to me that you spent the time compiling these screenshots too. I hope some of the other players can get some benefit from this post! And thank you for the criticism, I'm excited to edit the game after the jam judging ends, and I will absolutely take your thoughts into account :)

No problem. It has been fun on my side. Oh and I had just read the new feedback from other players in your  Game Jam. Now I realized that the tutorial has more to it than just the 'static screen' hhahHAH. I didn't know that players can move downwards in that scene. That's brilliant. Went to experience it, and it is Awesome scheme DamenMaughan