I got BOTH data prisms in 1 minute 47 seconds (I think my attempts that resulted in death didn't count into the time), the green brothers stood no chance.

So yeah, I liked the puzzle aspect of figuring out where to use which jump, I think the second data prism best exemplified that where you had to actually come up with a viable strategy to get to the prism using jumps and even camera rotation. I had a lot of fun figuring that out.

Like people said, a bit more air control would have been nice, but other than that, with that, I feel like there's a solid movement scheme in here.

And I also want to comment on Ferrum Man's cute scarf, it's what makes Ferrum Man Ferrum Man, really. Very nice job!

Advanced through the game until the two air current sections outside, where I got filtered.

I had fun going though the game, but it really need a revision on the controls. They feel very stiff. My criticism are similar to the other posters.

About the part where I got stuck, how is it completed? The space between the last current and the collectable platform is huge.

Considering this being the first game you published for others to play, fantastic job! The music plus the textures gives this game an odd feel to it. In your game page you mention you won't be continuing with this project, so I hope you good luck with your next one.

Played a little bit and got filtered at the bubbles between the skyscrapers part. Reminded me of crash bandicoot - double jump, belly drop, and sustained glide with spinning. perhaps add a slide before jump for additional height/speed? Can't really say i know of a better way of doing the keyboard controls, but was not as terrible as i expected.

Discount Iron Man is my new favorite super hero. He can jump and jump again and hopefully get the green balls. I am legitimately excited to see this game get better because it was a lot of fun.

0 Air control is rough but workable except for when barely missing ledges. Its a pain to be higher than the surface you're trying to get to but not be able to more that millimeter forward to finish the jump. The game also used 90% of my gpu which I suspect is due to uncapped framerate. Robot design is cool, though you may want to make the scarf more prominent. The difficulty was pretty good, if you make the game smoother to play but also a tad harder it would probably be a ton of fun.

Beat it once, went back and got both data prisms. Cute game, cute robot. I had fun! The TTS voice did kind of scare me though. 

Keyboard controls are definitely fucked, but gamepad felt fine. I like the moveset, although I wish I had more control over the hover. High jump feels good, dive kick feels niche but good when it's needed. 

The weighted spike pads could probably be more readable and maybe more forgiving on the timing. When I first encountered them it took me a few tries to figure out what was even killing me since I die before I even see spikes appear. 

The bubbles that reset your jump don't reappear until you've died, which was a bummer. I'd find I messed up a jump and float my way back onto land to try again, but the bubbles didn't respawn so I had to kill myself. Maybe have them reappear after touching the ground again, or on a timer. 

For the data prism outside, the first long air current on the way to the spike platform basically blocked my whole screen, so I was having to guess on the timing to dive kick onto the platform. Then once you land on the platform you don't really have time to readjust your camera, so I was just blindly jumping into the second air current and hoping I hit it right. Got there eventually but that section was definitely the most frustrating.

I don't know if being able to crouch jump in midair after a glide is intended but it had me confused for a while at the 2nd jump. Also seems pretty useless since it completely kills all your momentum. The  part with the jump refuels is really hard with 0 air control. I beat it anyways beacuse I am a god gamer. Nice helicopter. Looking forward to catching those pesky rogue scientists.

ps: I glitched through the elevator floor after the part with 3 orange platforms over the green stuff. It never came back

pps: I'm all for "figure it out" but I think you need some explanation for the control, I just figured out you can  move forward when you "snap" to the ground 

ppps: Some indication that the spikes are about to go up would be nice. At the moment you have no idea when to jump to avoid dying.

I like it, the spacebar needs to be the jump button. I will say the web version lags a bit and I recommend anybody else playing not to use it. I know it's mostly the point of the movement, but I wished I had more control over flying as it's pretty weird with the lack of control and how floaty it feels. I know this is like getting over it, but it works for that.

Your control scheme (especially on Keyboard) is horrible, sorry.  I'd really prefer it to move the camera with mouse movement, instead of Q, E Up and Down, but I guess its designed for controller, as you said. If you're on Keyboard, just bind jumping to space, you already got camera snap to F (which isn't really needed anyway) no need to have it on space aswell.

There not being any Air controland railings or other small plattforms makes it very difficult to move into direction to jump properly, instead of just straight up.  keeping some momentum forward even when running into a wall before jumping could help with that.

I also could walk through the white Spikes in the beginning, not just land on them. Is that intended or a bug?

Game has heavy Framestuttering during level loads it seems. 

Gave up on the Open sky level, I'm really not into those hardcore Jumping/frustrating platforming Games. 

The hoverpads(?) and jump refuels where nice tho, obviously could do with some more fitting models instead of white cylinders and green Spheres, but I liked the mechanic.  Also cute Robot, but I wished it'd have some more fluid animations, bending forward while moving and hovering or something, even if it may not make much Sense for a Robot.

Still, nice little Prototype, If you fix the clunky movement and camera (again, might not be so bad on Controller) I could see this being Fun. Maybe.