Interesting mix of 2d and 3d. Took me a minute before I realized it wasn't just a 2.5 platformer. Some of those sections were a little tough to figure out the right depth to be at, but it is a neat idea. 

Nice work with the level design. I really enjoyed the 3D platforming challenges. I think you really did a lot with a little in this regard. I thought the control scheme worked nicely and I didn't have any trouble moving unexpectedly or forgetting the controls. I even managed to play to the end and found the whole experience to pretty fun. 

As others have said the assets felt a bit mismatched/ janky due to the animations. I also thought the UI was a bit confusing. I couldn't really figure out what the color coded icons were on the top left corner. 

I also had a situation where I was able to walk while floating above the lava for a while but eventually I pushed my luck a bit too far and fell to my death. 

I like the depth of field in the platforming, but there’s a lot of animation work and the like that is missing.

To be honest, for a game with this level of time/effort allowed for it, I think it’d make more sense to go low-poly and build something like Rayman, with disconnected hands? That’d fit in with the rest a lot more than the the current player model. With that, I don’t hate the aesthetic here.

Congrats on getting Godot 3D to work for you, and on having a demo with a marked end!

Interesting idea of navigation in between 2D and 3D. It has a lot to be done though.