This was, as the kids say, quite funky. I love the sorta retro aesthetic going on with the constant cyberpunk music and lasers and stuff. One thing I noticed though, and I'm sure other people have pointed it out, but in the first level I got confused and ended up walking way too far outside of where I was supposed to be because I thought it was a side scroller type deal. I would have maybe put a wall or something so people know not to go there, but I figured it out in the end. I also found the combat to be a little eh but maybe that's because I'm not very good at it lol.

This games wild, finally got around to playing it after seeing it so much in the discord. I enjoyed it, some incredibly cohesive fx in this. It's like one of those old flash fight games on UE5 steroids. The progression felt great too, extremely forgiving with the checkpoints thank god. 

Gameplay was very smooth throughout too. I think I experienced a bit of a performance hit on the second last level but it didnt affect gameplay. The telegraphing on enemy mechanics is very good - pretty obvious you know what you have to do right from the start. (Didnt even need josh mode!)

Final boss fight was a little mechanically unpleasant, just getting caught in cubes at times. but I think its fine.

Great Release!

the inverted colors are super cool and the consistent color palette throughout the whole game makes it work really well, like i'm always able to tell what's going on and that's ideal. i really enjoyed the boss fight at the end, especially with the boss's hand moving the blocks around that was super cool honestly i really liked that part. very pretty game and very cool style to the whole thing.

Really strong presentation! Some of the sound effects can get a bit spammy at times and the gameplay can be a bit messy but I like the different enemy types you've managed to make!

Incredibly visuals here, great work

It's a game that knows how to capture people with visual. I look forward to developing it!

Amazing visuals, gameplay is straightforward, though felt a bit awkward at times. That could be a skill issue on my part though. Fantastic work overall!