The dash ability is really fun to use! I found the game a bit frustrating up to that point, though. To the point that I almost quit because it felt like I was wandering aimlessly without really knowing how I was supposed to accomplish the goal - but I muscled through because I wanted to give it a good try. If you plan to expand on the game, I definitely recommend making the objective and the controls a little more clear.

The first thing I came across was one of the floating platforms, and I spent a while wondering if I *should* be able to jump (and what the key for it was). Of course it made sense once I found the first rune, but it would have been helpful at the beginning to see a message like "I've been rendered so weak that I can't even jump around like I once loved doing!"

I agree with other commenters that the tunnels get a bit same-y after a while. But I got the feeling that we were supposed to be able to get lost in them. I think it would be cool if the player was able to place markers of their own on the walls. That way, the game isn't spoon-feeding the player, but the player is able to assist themselves with navigation the way a person might do so in real life.

Overall an interesting concept; the glow skill at the end was an unexpected little treat that felt like it capped the experience off nicely.

love the maze design, the power up are fun to find and use, wandering around is super creepy

great work 

It’s got a really nice creepy aesthetic going, the tunnel mazes were really very disorienting as they should be, and it’s easy to get lost in them for a good while. I kept running out of one of the tunnels and falling to my doom :D

Managed to find the first rune, and the dash was quite nicely implemented and transitions quite well!

It’s really impressive how much you’ve created in 2 days!

It has a cool aesthetic to it but just a little dark at times.  The labyrinth was interesting but very easy to get lost in.  I also was not able to swap abilities once I got more than one.

I really liked the aesthetics and the feel, the graphics reminded me of old RPGs I played back in the day, like Gothic and such. However because the tunnels don't have a lot of distinctive features I spent most of my time lost and unsure how to find my way 😅 The scope of the game is impressive for 48h but maybe keeping it smaller would have helped with pathfinding without being as time-consuming as elaborate level design

This is incredibly impressive in just 48 hours wow. The graphics and atmosphere are top marks!

I like it, I can't quite figure it out I'm afraid, but the setting, the labyrinth of tunnels, the ocassional glowing runes. It feels like theres a mystery here and it does draw you in.

However since there is no map and the tunnels look quite similair it is a little frustrating finding you way. Having found the dash rune I felt like i was making progress, but I managed to bug through the ground somehow and the only way to fix it was resetting. I couldnt find the first rune again since I had no clue where I found it the first time :P

If you develop it further I'd suggest adding some unique landmarks, or maybe small etchings of the runes in the walls close to the corresponding rune.

Either way its very cool, good job!

Good Environment Design and seamless experience, but could have had some hint system implemented. 

Pretty game! Sadly I couldn't finish it because the illumination makes my head ache after a while (the game is too dark and the runes too bright, the effects are neat tho). I don't know if the intention was to get the player lost in the labyrinth but I felt a bit frustrated at the beginning, specially because it's hard to see. I suggest adding landmarks to help the player navigate the cave (in absence of a map)