Enjoyed the game although I was unable to finish it, really enjoyed the swinging  but I found the double jump to be relatively pointless as most of the time I was moving down too fast for it to do anything

devilishly difficult, but tight controls and a bit of a twisted sense of humor!  love it!

I died so many times learning the controls but once I did it was pretty simple to descend. I love grappling hook games, and this was fun to play! I liked the little news clipping pop up whenever I died, that was a nice touch and quite funny. 

We only had a week to build these games so none of them are perfect, but I'd have loved more audio with the game., it would have helped build the atmosphere a bit more. 

Your grappling hook shoots out very quickly, which is nice. I didn't see much opportunity to swing around on it though, whenever I tried I ended up swinging into a spike, and it seemed much simpler and safer to nudge down slowly. The character also feels very heavy, which could be why I had trouble building momentum for a big swing.

Very fun game, I liked to grappling mechanic! I feel like the character accelerates too fast, it took me a while to get used to the controls.

Also the Game Over screen is not designed well in terms of button placement, me and my friends did not realize you could press the RETRY button at first, we assumed that was a title or something xD 

Game is very good! The movement lends itself to so many complex techniques and such. With time, a game like this could become a speedrunning game. I did my best to master the jump, dash and grapple as much as possible in the time I played it. Might just go back to this one to play again!

I got to the bottom by spamming space and grappling hook while hugging a wall and got out the map...

Wow I didn't expect a Getting over it type of game, it's great and it is so easy to die hhhh. I like the game mechanics.

Cool mechanics that tie into the theme very well! I would have liked if the dangerous elements (spikes, crystals) were a bit more noticable since there were times that I died and had to take a moment to see what killed me. I was also confused why I would sometimes be able to double jump and sometimes not, maybe it was tied to the momentum. I also would have liked to be able to control my character in the air, if even a little, to be able to micro-adjust my landings last second - but I totally understand if your vision for the game includes not being able to move in the air. Great game!

Very cool concept and fun gameplay. I really like the idea of keeping track of momentum and having fall damage being the main threat in a game, but I feel as though the cues could be a bit more clear. It wasn't immediately obvious that the wind sound effect was tied to high momentum, so for a good chunk of time I was looking back and forth between the percent counter and the character, which isn't that great (it got much better once I was able to focus on just the character). This could probably be avoided with visual cues, things like wind particle effects to go with the sound, or a red border that appears if you're going to fast, or a sprite animation on the character that makes him look scared (since he should be the focus of the player's attention anyway).

A few other minor things, the checkpoints should probably activate when you pass the level they're on, and should absolutely have a visual change when you do activate them. The tutorial might be better if it's a bit more like the main game (maybe it could be themed after the last cave the protagonist explored), and the death barrier needs to be lowered. And I personally think some of the spikes could be made a bit more obvious, they look great but blend in with the background a bit too much when going at high speeds. And this last one is an incredibly minor (and somewhat petty) nitpick, but in my opinion the newspaper that appears on death should replace "found dead" with "presumed dead", since "found dead" implies that other people just casually meandered into this cave that no one's ever successfully explored before.

That said, the graphical style is amazing, the gameplay is very satisfying, and I really like the foundation for the story (maybe it could be extended so that you find the earlier expeditions that the prologue mentioned).

Overall this is a very solid base for a game, and incredibly impressive for something that was made in a week. It's definitely something that could be developed into a larger title.