This game just reeks polish. Detailed race-track, good menu system (heck, there are even links to all the artists), surprisingly well-done camera with tilt/motion blur (if a little bit too much tilt; and the little "intro" to the track, that's great).

It's pretty fun soaring around-- it feels like the grapple in Xonotic, somewhat. Really, really solid base you have here! With just a bit of tinkering, this'd be excellent. (And judging by a greyed out "multiplayer," you have some cool ambitions, I look forward to it. Or maybe that's just a placeholder, haha)

Good polish on this game and the mechanic is interesting and nicely done. I think it should have been more of something to add a to a classic jetpack control because I didn't feel I was going as fast as the music was expecting me to go :) I managed to get a boost once though :)

The graphics, menus and music make me think wipeout albeit a tad darker. It's quite a nice thing.

I think there is a solid core game here.  A few things that I think would help improve it would be a more stable camera. Sometimes I would smack a wall and become completely disoriented. Additionally, I think the cursor need some way to indicate the surface is to far away. I definitely look forward to seeing this fleshed out more!

It took me quite a while to figure out what to do and even longer to figure out how to do it properly.I often found myself stuck in a spot where I had no obvious way to get ahead, and all I could do is move backwards and take another swing.

I think you got a really cool concept here with the potential to become a great game. But what it needs is a tutorial and a more beginner-friendly first stage.

I got a segfault just before the time trial starts. I filed an issue on Gitlab for you.

Looked great up to that point, though!