Love the art style here, especially the choice of dark blue outlines with the yellow-brown palette. The story is a little sad, I think, but also a little funny. What's with that creepy round thing a the end, going all postal and becoming inarticulate? It's not easy being honey mustard, I gather. But his true destiny around here would probably be sitting in the back of a fridge until he expired. Everybody buys that stuff in order to show how willing they are to 'try new things,' but nobody ever eats it. Seems there's just never a time where mustard or honey by itself wouldn't be the better choice. Well, maybe glazed ham or something? But then again, you could just mix honey and mustard yourself. Oh, the senseless tragedy of superfluous food combinations. I can empathize, fully.

Thanks for uploading this - I find it incredibly funny :D

This is high art!

I like the intro, the controls and the basic gameplay - as well as the setting and feel of the game. But the first level (where I died because I tried to collect nectar from all flowers and didn't make it back in time) is too large. I'd suggest making a super easy and smaller level 1, and then increasing the difficulty and size of the levels from there.

The music is maddening, and the gameplay is all but self-explanatory. Seems a lot of effort has gone into this, but a bit of instruction for the uninitiated would be nice.

Madness indeed :-)

Looks pretty awesome. Was this game ever finished?

Interesting to look at. I like the linework, your palette, and your use of contrast.

Nice style - initially reminded me of that old Amiga game called Moonstone. For constructive criticism, I think you could make the legs a little longer compared to the upper bodies, and work a bit on making the swords more realistic. The fire also seems almost dark instead of being a light source - maybe a bit of orange reflection on the armors will do the trick. Still great work though, keep it up :)