Initially I intended to have massive open rooms in the game, but when I was making the levels I had a bug with the mesh collider in the project so I could not have used pro builder, therefore I had to very quickly make a lot of modular pieces for levels and did not have time to make modules for big rooms.
This also took a lot more time for polish, which is why I didn't add clearer indicators for being shot and the animation for the die.
The levels are also the same, but in each level there are just more rooms added.
For example, in level 1 there are 4 (if I remember correctly) rooms, and in level 2 all of these rooms are the same, but there are additional rooms and the die is in the additional rooms and so it is for all of the levels.
The gravity is floaty because I didn't have time to get the right values for the drag in the rigidbody.

Also the game was kinda made by 2 people.
I had a friend that made for me the enemy models, and the models for the props (bush, tree, standlight and the plant pots for the bush and tree).
I modelled everything else and I also did everything else in the game.
If you have more questions about the game then ask away!
Thank you so much for playing my game on stream!

Thanks for the feedback.
Ultrakill wasn't the main inspiration for the movement, however it was the game that got me to prefer movement based shooters to other shooters.
I plan to make another game with the same movement code in the future, this game I just added randomization mechanics to help it better fit the theme.
The music is very bad indeed but I had to do short with the time I had.
Looking back, could have been better to not include music at all.
Thank you so much!

Thanks for the review.
I tried to come up with an idea as soon as possible, and this is the first that came to mind.
And sorry about the music, I made it in a rush XD.

Thanks for your review.
The bullets ARE projectile based, you can even see them, however I think they are just moving too fast.
My controller is a modified version of a tutorial I found, I modified it to be more responsive and to handle slopes better.
About the rooms:
Initially I planned to make big rooms, however, for some reason I had a bug with the mesh collider very late in the game, and I didn't have the time to fix it so I just made as many room models as I could and manually assigned a box collider to each part.
Thank you so much for the response!

Polished is not what I expected to hear from a game with no pause menu XD.
Honestly I'm surprised someone enjoyed it so much, and I wanna say TYSM.
I agree I went over with the bloom but I was in a rush (I submitted 15 minutes before the deadline) and so I did not have time to consider artistic things in the post process.
My movement is a modified version of a tutorial that I found, (I modified it to make it both feel more responsive and both to handle slopes better), if you wanna hear how to replicate the movement I can help you with that (other parts of the game are complete spaghetti code though).
Thank you so much for the response and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Initially I intended to have at the start of each level a cutscene showing a rolling dice that decides your power/weakness, however I had no time (I submitted the game 15 minutes before the deadline).

Thanks for the feedback!