Solid start! The game has a nice mood to it and it seems like people have already addressed lots of the bugs that weren't able to be ironed out in the 1-week timeframe. I would add: the scene entrance and exit points/triggers usually felt a bit off, like not fully at the edge of the screen. A whole segment of climbing the tower can be bypassed because the player gets deposited at the top of the scene after the cutscene of looking up at the top of the tower.

For the slow movement speed, the platforming was pleasantly forgiving. I really enjoyed the photorealistic cutscenes but there's a lot of visual noise that makes some pictures hard to make out (again, optimizing all of that could take longer than the week we had!) I really enjoyed the tone of the captions and text -- I honestly thought the game text was really well-written.

Great Game, it reminds me castlevania 

Great game, a little difficult for me, I went until the moment where you have to go down in the void between the spikes, and I died several times at that moment. it makes you want to see much more! Small criticisms all the same: I find that the music of the beginning does not really make middle age, but rather futuristic adventure, the second sticks better! I also had some problems of collisions, for example with the snakes, or if I wanted to kill them, I was inevitably touched, because too close, but for a Jam of 7 days big job, congratulations :) .

Cool game that reminds me of castlevania! I had some issues where i think triggers took a long time to activate?

Hey, I recognize some of those tiles ;) Glad to see them being utilized in a jam!

I like the game, but I kept free falling to my death on the spikes. Will keep at it and hopefully get through it. Like the art and music. A checkpoint or save system would be nice so that you don't have start all over again. All in all a good game so far.

A really cool game! I had a few issues, but I read that those have already been addressed by others. Apart from that stuff: I liked the atmosphere, the story, the art and the music. Well done!

Hey, was really interesting to play!

I haven't beaten it yet, I've gotten to the falling spikes part and kept dying. Part of why I think that part is very tough is that the collision box for the player seems to be a few pixels wider than the player sprite, thus making it tough to judge. For example, I could be on the edge of a platform but it looks like the character is floating next to it.
On my last play-through, I got stuck where the snake and heart are under the stairs, but I see you're aware of that soft-lock.
Lastly, there were a few times when I would kill an enemy, and they would explode but I would still take damage after the fact. I'm assuming that this is because when the die their sprite animation changes but they are still technically there? This is made tougher with the throwing knife's distance being fairly short. 
I had this issue in my platformer DE '22 and solved it by giving the enemy actors a local variable named "Deadly". When set to TRUE, it would cause the player to take damage On Hit. When set to FLASE, it wouldn't trigger the collision script. So as soon as the enemy is killed, before the death animation for it happens, I set "Deadly" to false so that the player isn't unnecessarily hit.

I enjoyed my time with the game so far and liked how diverse the level design was without feeling confusing  or inconsistent! The progression of the story as you moved up the castle really made it feel like I was on a journey which was fun :)

Edit - I might've missed something, but what was the tie in with the "time" theme?

Fun game, really nice graphics and art :)

This game has a real broody mood to it, which is great! I especially like how you squeezed realistic images in-between the rooms. My main complaint is the frame rate is too slow. Infact the whole game could probably be twice the speed. Monsters that I hit would  still move forward and hurt me. I got stuck under the stairs with a snake in a box and a heart. This guy is such a hard-ass he can't bend underneath a platform.