I didn't tried the online features, but gave it a go on single player. The character art style is great! I really like how you did the 2D head, and the 3D body mixing well with each other. The animations and expressions are very good.

On the movement side, it felt like a mixture of Mario 64 with 3D Sonic. Quite an interesting choice. I really like the momentum mechanics that you added, like running on the walls, and having acceleration on the character when you try to stop. Also running on the loops. Although, when I touch the sonic speed boosts to get into a loop, If I tried to steer the character, I would often fall. I had to let go of the stick and let it auto pilot me, which is not as fun imo.

I noticed that when walking arround, I felt some kind of jitter. I don't know if this is due to the online code, but it can be due to Godot Physics. I had a similar problem, that was fixed by instaling Godot Jolt physics engine.

The camera would some times get stuck on walls or on the floor.

Speaking of the camera, there were some parts, like ascending bob-omb mountain, where the camera would try to reposition in a specific angle. I get what you are doing with it, but I felt it was quite disorienting. Perhaps it would be better to always let the player have the control, except on some sections like the 2D section. And when you take the control away, take it fully. Don't let the player control the camera at all.

The "jump poles" seems like a great idea, but right now they work in a very wierd way. I could not make them work, as I would often miss the direction I want to jump, and repositioning in the air was very dificult. One thing you could do, is make the air control more lenient.

On Emerald Coast I would fall onto the water, but clip under the level, and had to go down and respawn.

I was able to catch 13 of the 17 goals.

Overall, fantastic demo. It show's a lot of promise!! I'll be following the progress.

Also, you did a bunch of things that I need to add on my own game, like climbing poles, sliding down slopes, and having that "break effect", when suddently holding the oposite direction you are running. Can I persuade you to teach me how you did some off that stuff?

What if mario had a kid but gave it up for adoption and sonic raised it? You'd get this kid.

Pretty good, I don't have much more feedback to give than the stuff others said. Though, to me, the swimming particularly stood out. It's really shallow and boring, there's literally no energy to it. I expected swimming like in the original Majora's Mask but it currently works like in the Majora's Mask remake (which ruined the swimming).

Some notes about the character controller I want your authority on:
>I wish the butt slam had some more umph to it?
>The stationary sonic sprint dash feels redundant compared to just holding sprint?
>Thoughts on just having sprint default? I hate holding sprint buttons in games where you're moving like that 90% of the time.
Controls like a dream otherwise, great job!

Played for a short duration - character's head is impressively done. Has a lot of charm and it was nice to interact with all the devices. Seems like it's got a bunch of conventional 3d platformer movement designs, maybe trying to figure out what works? Feels like the dev understands what makes games like these good. Doesn't feel quite as fluid and in control yet. Unexpected movements happen. Excited to see where it goes.

Incredibly solid effort if a bit janky. The character design is a massive step up from what was seen in the earlier webms. The character doesn't move as fast as I'd like but it makes more than enough sense for him to move at the speed he does given this is also inspired by Mario 64. Level design and gimmicks are very fun, finding the collectibles is super rewarding. +1 for the game supporting 4:3, -0.5 for the HUD stretching vertically when playing in 4:3. For how difficult these games are to program this is a miracle, in a bubble its very fun but needs improvement (most noticeably the camera needs lots of tweaking).

-Air dash is crazy fast, idk why you would charge to run when air dash is instant. Also, if you spam jump/airdash in midair you can do a second one midair to go even faster.

-Artstyle for main character is neat, haven't seen it before.

-I played for a bit and got one star in bobomb battle field, but I'll leave it there since the main crux of the gameplay is superfast sanic stuff, which I'm not familiar with.

Good luck with it.

I'm surprised at the movement and abilities.

Not sure about making "interact" in the same button as "dash" because there's always that case of the player intending to do one or the other, depending on the situation.

Found an area with a "2D gameplay" thing, though the camera seemed a bit too above the level.

I've had situations where, after respawn, the camera got stuck in some places.

Even when I left bob-omb field and returned to the main HUB, the camera got stuck in some place.

In Emerald Coast,  when I went to the water, the character kept falling until they respawned.

In an area where I used a red pole to go to, I went to a road with the red sides and the camera got placed below the road.

I got like 4 diamonds.

But as the game said, there were indeed bugs.

There's a lot of potential in this.

very solid player controller. i was surprised of how many movement options are available.
notable issues i found were clipping under the floor in the beginning of the emerald coast, and the camera in general had a tendency of getting stuck in various places, especially after respawning.

Very cool controller!

About the character: I like his face and animations, but the clothes make him too generic without any appeal, so you may add cool clothes and hair customization options, it will be easy for your lowpoly style

This game has really great player movement. Even just mindlessly running and jumping around the level is fun. I love how you can start running while midair, because it gives you more control over your speed even after you leave the ground.

My only complaints are with how slow the ground pound is, how weak the feedback is on defeating enemies, and how backflip and sideflip don't have noticeably higher jump height than the regular jump or other unique properties, because right now they feel kinda useless.

The camera also has a small flaw in how it doesn't rotate with the player when you are running through a loop. It makes going through loops slightly awkward, because you can't see the player character.

Hello good sir, glad to see your creative submission. Have you ever considered making a GNU/Linux build? Many engines allow you to easily do this. But if you went custom this might be a huge pain.

Regardless, it seems to be running well with wine on my Arch Linux sysem.