I like the nod to the classic zelda dungeon theme with the music - the tone of the bass note when it comes in is much noisier than I'd like personally, and compositionally I felt the shift to major arpeggios at the end was a little awkward. definitely feels like it would benefit from some more mechanics, but the spikey bullet hell is a great implementation of the don't stop theme. One other thing, I wish the door wasn't there because it made me very confused about what i was supposed to be doing at first, it definitely seems to suggest leaving through the door is something you might be able to do.
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Thanks for honest opinion on the music! I have little knowledge about the music theory, and I knew I have a lot to learn as a newbie of music making, and it's my first time trying to make some noise more than ten seconds.
Firstly, I have completely no idea for the music, I just want something can make player feel dangrous, then the classic zelda dungeon came into my mind, so I searched the video and copied its chords. That change into major at the end is for making player knew it's close to success, I knew it could a little abrupt. For the door, I just want to make it look like a dungeon, and I originally planned to make a cutscene that the player entered the room and the door closed, which I have no time for. The confusion it creats is unexpected for me.
Anyway, thanks for playing!