PUMPING LLAMA

Similarly with ChickChick, "ensure choosing (Point, No Filter) and compression (None) when importing pixel art over. Adjust the Pixels Per Unit to a size that your character should fit in (if the sprite is 64 pixels and you want it to take 1 Unity unit, set it to 64)."

The hitboxes of the enemies are too large, and when the drone moves over your head, it does not try to attack you, it just waits for you to jump. While it technically achieves the same thing of attacking you, one is more dynamic and more visually-understandable. 

I have also noticed some glitches and inconsistencies between players. I managed to get the llama to start spinning through spamming space, but couldn't get it to spin again the next time. My friend also went through other glitches.

I think visually, the game could hide the spit behind the llama because the spit spawns in the middle of nowhere. 

Otherwise, the game is okay, though there are also times where the gaps between enemies are too small that it unfairly punishes the player - the llama can't land before the enemy passes. I'm unsure how difficulty can be increased over time. Maybe spit should have a cooldown rather than be allowed to spam, allowing the spawn rate of drones to increase while still maintaining difficulty.