Changing forms (and acquiring abilities to transform into them along the way) is an interesting idea and well executed in this case. The character movement is not as smooth as it could be, but besides that it is a nice game with nice art. :)

The +

- I like the idea of the water elemental which can play with its 3 states

- Very ''fluid'' animations of the characters x)

- I like the mechanics of watering the little water element

- Different handling depending on the character

The -

- Time lag between the moment we receive the fatal blow and our death

- Characters too rigid and too slow

- a map would be a good idea, especially to find the flesh horn

So, there's a lot left to be improved here with game feel, but it's a cool begining ;) 

Hello,

Your game is very well thought. You have put creative game mechanics and level design very well together. In my opinion, it would benefit from a little more speed in MC mechanics. Other than that, I would like to see a full game exploring your concepts!

Congratulations!

Cheers

PS: don't hesitate to try and finish our game :)

loved all the art, a lot of assets made the level design very dynamic. The sound wasnt really working for me for some reason. it would just work for a second or two when I saved or loaded a game. loved the dynamic of the three characters. One thing I might recommend is making the ''attack'' a keyboard button instead of mouse button, so you can play with just one hand. really liked how the maps felt much more 'open' when you got the air elemental. really expanded the scope. 

Highly creative element bending mechanic so always appreciate that! Using the environment to for navigation/combat is a big plus towards the Metroidvania genre in my books. The music sadly was stuttering a bit but it wasn't too overpowering so not a huge deal.  I enjoyed needing to shapeshift as a reaction to some things, but it feels like a slight delay when switching mode which can sometimes be a little frustrating. Oh and the death sound effect felt a little out of place for the rest of the ambience. Not a dig I just feel like the team wasn't perhaps totally on the same page with the entire vision. All that aside, the game starts strong and immersive, and encourages exploration so well done!

P.S: Any feedback towards our game would go greatly appreciated also!

Alright, so I can see the vision, multiple characters to solve numerous obstacles in a very hostile world. I feel like you kind of fumbled on the execution though.

Let's start on the gameplay, the beginning was kind of neat, getting the three characters and figuring out what they do, yeah, pretty cool. My main issue comes in after you get the wind guy, the rooms are just cruel and not fair. The character movement isn't very fine tuned in the first place, having to do precise jumps over pits of fire and avoiding enemy bullets is not a fun experience, expecially since a bit of knockback can kill you immediately by sending you into a fire pit with no escape.

The art was a bit odd, it felt like you mashed together a bunch of assets with different styles, which is weird to look at. The character, tile and background art were good by themselves, but they don't really fit when you combine them. For sound effects and music I think that they are very out of place, especially sound effects. The music is very calm, which adds a strange sense of comedy as you frustratingly throw yourself into a pool of acid over and over.

All in all, I didn't really like this game, but the idea has charm. If you were to redo this and improve upon all the critical points, I'm sure it'd be a pretty sweet game!