Beat the first two levels, got filtered by the rest.

The game has a very nice sense of speed. The 3rd and 5th level really show it in a very satisfactory way. The character despite being simple is cute and its animations are lively.

About the controls, I didn't find them too comfortable. I found myself falling down platforms a lot, either about to jump or landing on them. Having to land on a tiny platform at top speed while wrestling with the camera was too challenging for me.

I know the levels are small and easily repetable, but a checkpoint system for practicing difficult parts would be nice.

Nice game, it is a good base to keep building on.

I got through all the levels! The third one was the hardest, getting the dash controls down and keeping the momentum after the wall jump, but I really like how you have a sense of getting better as you play more. I don't think I got any of the time trial medals (except bronze on the second level), but I love how you can feel a sense of progressively getting faster as you play the levels more. For me that culminated in level 5, which I played through without stopping even once on my final go. VERY good feeling.

I think that is the strongest suit of your game, that exciting sense of speed. Levels 2 and 5 were my favorites because they felt they got that across the strongest.

The only other thing I would comment on is that I would also prefer some sense of control rebinding, Q didn't work all that well for me, or maybe I just have a twitchy ring finger.

All in all great job, looking forward to see where you take this!

Got filtered by the first level, couldn't get passed the giant forward jump with the one jumppad in between. Got too frustrating always being reset right to the beginning of the level. And then it all being timed aswell. I'm also assuming theres not much there yet, except whats already in the first few seconds of it. Sorry that I didn't gave it a longer playthrough.

Tried it with controller and keyboard, it seems a lot more suited to controller, but the camera movement is abysmally slow there.

Very cut protagonist and animations. All the stretching, the dashlines, the small cloudpuffs etc. are really well done, good Job. Wish the worlds would look more interesting tho, instead of just debug grids, but I guess its too early for that. Also it doesn't strike me as a supposed to be a super hard platformer, but it kind of is at the moment, seems jumps are pretty tight. I'd think this would do better with a Mario64 kind of approach, instead of fully linear levels and a timer.

Sorry again that I didn't properly play through it.

Mogs the movement in my 3d ball game hard! Very fun and cute. 
Could I put dash on left shift instead of q?

You got a good formula on your hands. You could probably get away with leaving the visuals as is and just changing up the color pallet on later levels. Instantly accelerating to top speed feels pretty jank, but you get used to it. Main menu works great, but the pause menu buttons have hitboxes that are too small. 

Decently fun if difficult after getting used to the controls(which don't seem to work too well with a  controller, especially camera). Game looks pretty good for what it is. Main issue is the act of respawning midair and keeping your camera angle, it made me kind of nauseated at times, and made me mess up multiple times, since I'm used to games like this spawning you on the ground, with a specified looking direction.

Overall pretty good, if you're into precision platformers.