It's a solid start on a rhythm game, but you'd need to set up a system to get the notes lined up with the beat of the song. It was a bit odd to be playing the game off beat.
Cool idea, and I like that the solution changes between playthroughs. My only gripe is that the player controller moved a bit too fast and I would accidentally skip floors before I got used to it.
I really enjoy the sort of risk-reward component of the device, where it heals you but also removes some amount of control. Could be really cool fleshed out.
Could be more fun with a few quick usability and quality of life improvements. The enemy radar detecting you immediately on contact is a bit rough, I would give it a small time buffer so that the player has time to understand what happened. There was a point where I got a game over when visually the enemy was still turned around (while in code they likely turned around that frame and it wasn't around visually long enough for me to see it). This sort of leaves the impression of unfairness. Cool idea to potentially develop further.
I like the design of the friends walking around the stage (I assume they will eventually be meant to shoot at you). Bonus points for an easily accessible subocean!
I was going to mention that I keep getting hurt and have no idea why, but then I read the bug notes, so you already know that one. As far as a 5 day jam goes, anything procgen is pretty impressive. The controls are much more slippery than I think I would like a platformer to be, though I understand not having a ton of time to refine the controls. Solid effort!
