Out of curiosity, was this game inspired by the Rebuild 2.0 Sahaquiel fight?

Loved the concept! The game was great overall. It was a fun idea that was executed well. The mech design was also great too. The mech felt pretty weighty so it felt like you had to do things with intent, and I liked that. I do want to note that despite beating the hard CPU, I never fully understood how drifting worked, mostly due to it just randomly stopping out of nowhere and forcing me to correct a lot. Still fun either way and one of the best entries I've played so far!

Very fun! After getting used to the movement it definitely put me into a state of flow which is a great feat! 

Only issue was colliding into the cpu while in mid air knocked me off a handful of times. If the tracks were  a bit bigger I think it would solve the issue as the player would have more space if they are neck and neck with the cpu. Especially since there isn't much movement capabilities while mid air, it's hard to properly avoid your opponent in those tight spaces.

Overall nice work and very cool idea. I can see this being turned into a speedrunning game. 

Not sure if it's cause I just suck, but controlling the mech felt rather hard and slippery. But cool concept! The blurry textures, jagged edges and low poly makes me think of N64 games and old mech games like Slave zero or Shogo (I've never played either haha but I've seen them and heard of them.) Nice presentation. Defintely potential for something here.

Run racing is such a funny concept, but i think currently it feels alot of still manouvering a vehicle rather than running. It almost feels like i’m running on ice all the time, i would imagine having more grip. Maybe it would be cool, to turn this a bit more into an obstacle race than a track race? I imagine having smaller things to jump over, or things to slide below under. (But maybe that’s just me)

I also used the controller to play this, and the controls are very unfavourable. You have acceleration an A and jump on x, but in order to get over the gaps, i need to keep both pressed, which is usually not how you use a controller :P. It lead to me failing to jump the gap, becaues i was switching from A to X and so lost all my acceleration (because i assumed it was based on momentum). You should probably just make it LT than i don’t have to use my thumb that akwardly :)

I love the music in the tutorial, it sounds straight out of Sonic. The defeat message is also very appropriate :D

Awesome take on the racing game genre, with strong presentation music and gameplay !

This is such a cool concept, and the drifting mechanics feel really satisfying to use, i also like the fact that you’ve essentially use the mario kart rules with the 3 different levels of drift that can end up boosting you.

I really like the visuals, the mech designs are super cool, not to mention these EVA style paintjobs XD and the interpolated textures really gave me some N64 vibes. Also gotta applaude the UI design very polished for a jam game.

I just think i encountered a bug, whenever you fall off the map, the game respawns you back into the void so you have no choice but to restart the race if you make a mistake.

Other than that, solid game, well done :)

Pretty cool Evangelion racer, haha. Mech designs were really cool and I really liked the animation for drifting. Wish turning handling was a bit better. Had a couple times were I fell off the side and the reset never worked, so I got reset off the road and continued to fall. The normal bot was super tough and I couldn't beat it. Please add a selection box or different color indicator to what's selected because I couldn't tell the difference at all. The only way I knew was after a little testing, I knew you set the first option as selected to begin with. I'm red-green color blind but I don't think that had anything to do with it but idk. 

I really like the idea and the execution is very close to something great. I think the steering is just a tiny bit too floaty for me, but drifting feels great. Too bad the respawning is bugged, it kept making me fall indefinitely, which made me have to reset the race everytime I fell.
One visual feedback I'd like to add is that I'd prefer to see how the game looks with nearest-neighbor textures instead of bilinear filtering, but that comes down to personal preference and bilinear certainly looks more retro in a way.

you awaken in me my capacity of tryhard and my trakmania rage lmao

Neat game, kept falling when trying to drift on the big rampy curve.

This is a really cool and unique idea. Love the design of the mech, reminds me of Eva-01. I also ran into the infinite-fall bug due to a glitchy respawn system, but overall I greatly enjoyed my time with this, and I hope you continue the project!

Great job with this game! On-foot racing games aren't done much at all nowadays, so making one for this mechjam is pretty cool. I like the graphics as well, the color choices made for a really cool cyberpunk aesthetic, and the mechs themselves looked good too! One thing I would say is that the respawning is a bit bugged, as whenever I would fall the screen would go black, and then I'd keep falling. Other than that, though, I like this game a lot and I hope to see it be continued someday! Great work!

Very well put together! I think the normal running controls for the mech were a little too slippery, but the feeling of speed and the tightness of the drift really made it all come together. It reminds me a little of how Sonic controls in Sonic Generations. The Eva influence was nice to see as well!

Awesome concept and really really fun! Took a moment to get used to the mechanics but after one race I was drifting around every corner. Interested to see more updates for this one! 

Cool concept overall, the track design was pretty solid, drifting physics took a bit of getting used to but was pretty fun after getting the hang of it.  The hard computer was indeed quite hard!  I dig the visuals, mech design and cyber city all looked pretty slick.