As a connoisseur of europoor games Teeworlds and Trackmania, I can enjoy this. https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2192376200

You obviously got the graphics/programming skills to pay the bills. I’ll just list some thoughts I had, idk what your vision is, maybe some is helpful.

- Breaking a target while standing on floor not giving a boost feels quite punishing. I learned eventually that I can easily initialize a jump while still holding LMB.

- In general I felt I gained a lot of time by holding LMB as long as possible. Idk if it was just because my line-ups ended up being better. My instinct in this game was to go ASAP always, even when time is slowed by LMB. But I think it’s wrong.

- Walljumping is slower / clunky / less fun than the other movement methods to me.

- Sliding is cool but also some kind of 'additional' thing you are just tasked to do. I was thinking it could be replaced with an icy surface.

- Not seeing the mouse, and it being inverted (?) is hard to get used to. I would just show it.

- Got a couple nice yeets, also "thx for playing" showed up only very briefly the first time I beat the final level.

In general the levels felt very hard. It was fun to learn them in this demo, but for a full game I believe it would be better to copy Trackmania’s system with medals and also leaderboards. The times required to beat the demo levels felt what would be the "author medal" or at least gold in Trackmania.

If you add a level editor and more gimmicks, ’tis a very solid racing game.

Lags and almost bricks my whole computer when launching, then crashes before a window can appear. Windows 7, might try on 10 later.

I really want to play, but the game crashes when I release the mouse button on a target or try to enter full screen.

-Looks like good production, though I'm not a huge fan of pixel art + lots of post process. Level curving around player feels like a step too far, in my taste at least.

-Showing the next level in the background is neat, but I find it distracting. The color and size is similar enough to the foreground that it makes the level harder to read, especially the background targets that still stick out visually and spin. 

-Interesting mechanic, don't think I've seen fall-through platforms that are only passable when falling fast enough.

-The previous problem I mentioned with the background just became way more annoying, it wasn't until the 4th time trying the time trial that I realized the shadows of the next wave of targets were there. This is because I was ignoring them since I thought it was from the background level. The fact these shadow targets in the foreground are less obvious than the background level's targets is ridiculous.

-IDK, the sliding under a low ceiling feels annoying to execute(specifically getting under it in the first place), though maybe I suck.

-Hitting targets and getting a boost is fun. Though I will say that it feels backwards to me to aim in the opposite direction it goes. Maybe make that an option to swap.

-Good idea letting the player keep playing after failing the time trial, by the way. I like when games let you do that, like Stephen Sausage Roll.

-Having water kill you but its waterfall and the resulting pond not feels needlessly confusing. Make it more obviously a background element, or different color.

-It would be nice if the countdown for the time trial didn't start until you move, so you can respawn and not have to move immediately always.

-Not getting a boost while standing on the ground feels kind of odd, considering the UI displays the aim arrow regardless.

-Portals are good fun, I like how it interacts with the boost mechanic. Level it's introduced in feels a little brutal, instant death everywhere so you can't have much fun with the new thing. Though I suppose it's needed since you could otherwise just wall jump around. My solution would be instead to make another terrain material, like smooth stone, that prevents wall jumps but doesn't kill you.

-I didn't realize until now that holding jump after a boost increases your speed. This doesn't feel very intuitive to me. Maybe you could force the player to learn this earlier on.

-You can walk over the top of the first portal level, which seems unintentional? The second set of targets is trivial you just walk over the top after getting the top right one. I feel like I missed an important lesson.

-I learn now that if you crouch on ground and destroy a target, you get a slide boost.

-Time being depleted while the portal animation plays feels annoying. Hard to say when using it as a boost saves time or not.

-Stopping on the level with the spike mountain top. Game is fairly fun, but the difficulty curve seems steep.

The game looks amazing, and these kind of platformers are really my type of game. I do have a few problems with it though.

• The aim and shoot mechanic was not clear. I even restarted to see if I missed another mechanic. Finally I watched your video to find out how it works.
• There should be a clear indicator on whether you still have your double jump.
• It's also not clear when you are and are not allowed to wall jump.
• I feel like it gets too difficult too fast. Which is at the first level with the timer.
• I think it would be better if you give the player less time, but replenish time (not necessarily fully, just give some extra seconds)  when you break a target. This way the player also knows earlier when they fail. Currently, if the player is slow at the start, it might be impossible to beat the level, but the player doesn't know that. If you replenish the timer the player will know it failed as soon as he actually failed.
• At the first level with the teleporters I'm not sure what is intended, but I made an awkward jump to the left to stand on the platform but not hit the spikes. I felt like I was cheating the game.
• The second set of targets is a cool mechanic but at the same time I feel like the game is tricking me. I thought I was done, but actually there was more. Along with starting with lower difficulty, this should maybe also be something that should be featured later in the game.
• I don't get why you need to be in the air for the boost to work. If you're aiming, you should be boosting.

Like I said, I love these type of games, but they are also very easy to become frustrating rather than fun. Because why didn't my double jump work there, and didn't I do the wall jump correctly? Making sure that everything feels smooth is your number one priority. If you got that down, you got a great game here.

Hey bro, i tried to download your game but it's detected as a virus. I liked the videos you posted so please let me know what can I do about it.

i updated the download, hopefully removing the false positive trojan warning. if you get a trojan warning please leave a comment.