I don't know much about the tools you've used to create this game, but as soon as I've read "Ray marching" and "Signed distance fields in shaders", I assume you did some hefty software engineering with this small project, and I am impressed by that!

The game itself, looks pretty, the sounds are of good quality (especially the music tracks), and the gameplay was easy to learn, yet hard to master. The only minor issue I've had, is that sometimes the walls were generated in such way, that I could not evade them fast enough (tho, that might be because I haven't played this game long enough). I also think, that the "Perfect step" mode, should be the default moving scheme, with maybe some smooth transitions in between columns.

I'd say that's a pretty solid endless runner, and it's a great entry as a whole!

(On a side note, I could also say that this game made me feel oddly nostalgic for some reason. Perhaps it reminds me of the old flash games that used to have experimental 3D pseudo graphics or something...)

Really good! Simple core mechanic you added something on top of to make it 'glitch-like' and built around, worked very well. Very nice visuals and music fits..

But I do have some feedback.

Cards like weird gravity, camera and circular were really the game's most fun stuff to deal with, despite the fact circular is very hard, even frustrating, the challenge made sense. Maybe cards like harder blocks shouldn't even exist in my opinion, only if this was a much bigger game; and you could try to design only cards that change the game mechanically and that you actually have to play differently in order to succeed against unlike harder blocks, which almost always simply make the game harder. You probably wouldn't have had time for much else but if instead of having stuff like harder blocks seperate from the cards, like for example an upgrade screen that was instead a DOWNgrade screen, you get skill points every so often and you're forced to chose to put in: 'faster, take more damage or less max hearts, etc...' but that might mess up the flow since it'd take even longer in between rounds but just a suggestion.

Which brings me to the second point, game progresses a little too quickly in general. Might've been better if you tried to put in mind that it could be more dragged out instead of packing up all the fun so tight together most players won't even experience everything.

Again, VERY good game! Polished to damn near perfection despite simplicity, everything works, even from a design standpoint. One of the most impressive in this jam for me, possibly number one depending on how long you spent on it. 

(PS: Thanks for rating my game as well :D)

Very unique genre selection for this theme, I couldnt make it far enough to exploit a bug unfortunately Ièm not especially good at endless runners.

I think one thing that would be cool is if the speed of the jump matched the speed of the left and right movement. The jump felt a bit slow and I think it could be very fun to use if it were a bit quicker and snappier.

Nice job putting this together and good luck with the jam!c:

Really cool! I loved the "exploit a bug" feature to make it more difficult. Cool :)

Glitchy art fun. A free runner with a super pretty aesthetic. Was a little too hard for me but I loved how it looked and once you got into a rhythm it felt really nice.