Gameplay video:

Guns feel good to shoot and I love your mines, there's a lot of good juicy satisfaction with your equipment and I like how each gun behaves differently.

I like your enemies! I hope "Maskie" and "Big Boy" aren't placeholder names because cute stuff like that can keep my attention when I'm struggling with how hard your game is (which isn't a bad thing.)

It's not super clear that slow down is a toggle and not something you hold down right click for. I'd definitely prefer the latter given the option.

For twitch games like this where a lot of small objects are moving at high speeds, fidelity is super necessary and my eyes actually hurt after looking at all the crazy flashing that you have happening. Color theory and a more distinct way to tell the background from the foreground can help with this.

Enemies are crazy small and hard to hit with anything that doesn't have 100% accuracy.

On the bugs side of things my mouse kept disappearing which made restarting a pain.

I never used the sprint because to be honest even if it has i-frames it feels like it's just shooting me in the foot. Something more direct like a dash when you hit shift might work better here.

This is good stuff, very fun. Played it and had a blast. But then I got eye cancer from the screen shake and flashing. I think the pause when you hit enemies is excessive.  Shooting enemies point-blank with the assault rifle turns the game into a slideshow and throws off my movement.

Enemy bullets could use more contrast, and they could use some attack indicatiors because those bullets really come out fast outside of
slow-mo. The ripple effect when entering slow-mo was often disorienting since it reflects the main character and throws off my sense of my own location. The sound of bullets ricocheting all over the level is grating. Sounds in general could use some volume balancing, the sfx volume can be overwhelming. Would be good if there was some indication for when you can start sprinting again after you've already done it once, since there seems to be some kind of cooldown. Movement speed felt too fast to me, and player acceleration too slow. The sprint speed and friction is absolutely nuts, feels like you're ice skating.

Game seems very cool actually, I like it.

The slo-mo didn't feel very impactful at all but I may have been missing something. 

A suggestion I'd make is to say the name of the weapon you pick up, with a slightly hinting description. When I picked up certain things, the only indication of what hitting the trigger would do is the clip size. Even simple names like 'burst rifle' or 'charge gun' or whatnot would do wonders for people unfamiliar with guns like myself.

Also the subtle trap beats are nice and fitting, screen might be a bit too flashy and wild to tell exactly whats going on during fights, considering the amount of combat options there are.

Nice game

Fast and fun, but i'll second that it's confusing when/why/how you died, and that the screenshake is overkill; consider making the graphics higher-contrast so you can easily read what's happening; even with the lightsource on, the graphics are far too dark. Good job!

-.zip the folder with the game files, not the game files themselves
-first screen, I'm already sick of the screen-shake, leave it for tube stars, give me options to disable it
-impressed that the window is resizable
-forbid reloading on full ammo
-it's hard to tell whether or not you will pick something up or if it's just the background
-the number on the top-left of the reticle is annoying, at least change its color, I end up aiming with it, same goes for the recharge bar
-full screen gets disabled on death
-dying doesn't feel good when you can't see why you died
-sounds are ok, music gets repetitive

Yeah, it works fine but the action-packed thing you're going for doesn't attract me