Hey there, I played it, it was fun. Don't know if it's my kind of platformer, so I don't know if I'd buy it, but I'd be down to play more if you make more levels.

I'm a keyboard player, so that's what I tried at first, but the default rotation speed was too fast. Since control key makes it slower, I just held it down continuously. Eventually my pinky got tired, and I switched over to mouse. It felt pretty good actually, so I just used that until the end.

The mechanic were you lost your vision was weird to me. If you just want to clear the level, you'll just kill yourself to get it back, so I felt like it was a bit strange.

The vertical part was definitely the hardest, everything else was pretty reasonable in comparison. Although maybe that's just because I was still learning how the controls worked at that point.

The fact that R sends you back to the beginning, I didn't like. I didn't even notice it was possible to spawn from the last checkpoint at the beginning if you just died. Like, it shouldn't be possible to erase all your progress by accident, R should spawn you from the last checkpoint, and there should be another way to restart from the beginning, like from a menu

Anyway, it's cool! I kind of want to play a really hard level and get very tilted.

I liked the game, even if it's not really my genre. Got to check 3, this game filters me hard.

I loved the animation in general and you have some great controls.

 I just have a few minor adjustments to suggest:

- I'm part of the group "on checkpoint let me refresh the eyes" that we suggested a few weeks ago on the tread. Because if I get to a new ck with one eye, why don't suicide? A player has no reason to keep going with half life, so there is no choice to make.

- I'm in accord that once you lose both eyes is useless to continue; since the game is super hard, going blind is almost an impossibility. Blood tracks your path, is useful but is not enough. So it's better to suicide, because again (I feel that) you have no choice. This is the my only real gripe with the game.

- I'm not sure about bullet time management like sndein suggested. But I agree that having the ability to go full bullet time is not optimal for this super hard game. Maybe you could have it in a  'ribbon' mode like iwbtg. Also an Harder mode with not BT at all.

the way you added health to a pogo game feels really good and the graphics all work well

I respawned at the start even after reaching the start of zone 2 but I expected a checkpoint system, so I quit.

I think this would be more markettable if you started out far easier and introduced and tested concepts more slowly with a checkpoint system. you could tack on to the very end of the game a large marathon section to satisfy the Bennett Foddy desire

I did not like the eyeball gimmick.

I gave up multiple times until I read the comments here and went "Wait, CONTROLS?" I had no idea you could do stuff outside of just orienting yourself with the mouse. That's probably gonna be a huge filter for people who simply hop into a game without reading anything. Doesn't need to be an ingame thing, just simply write out the controls under the web player.

Otherwise the difficulty was very crushing. I was never able to clear zone 2, despite getting decent at reaching it. Probably intentional since these games are meant to be very difficult? I don't play them often so I wouldn't know, but this would probably do well on Newgrounds, etc. As long as there's an incentive to keep playing, people will try hard to beat it.

The eye mechanic is very cool, but losing both eyes should be a game over, perhaps? I didn't see a point trying if I couldn't see anymore, so I'd just suicide and restart. Having only one eye is fine, though, it's nice and unique. Same with the green stains on the level, it adds a nice touch.

I think perhaps adding mode easy content to lure the player in would benefit. I never really liked starting a game and facing a brickwall 2 seconds in - if I'm forced to restart over and over before I'm hooked, I won't bother.

Otherwise it's nice. As I said, this would probably kill on Newgrounds or such.

I recorded some gameplay:

https://files.catbox.moe/pgoja8.mp4

There is no commentary, just me playing the game so I don't know how useful it is going to be for you (It was also my second time playing  after first playing for 5 minutes, and realizing I didn't start recording).

I am really bad at games like that, but I got much better at getting to zone 2.

I was not able to get to zone 4.

I think all the controls are wasd, mouse clicks, and space, right? I don't think you show controls anywhere.

If I lose eyes, then I might as well just restart. I wish I could recover eyes by either picking them up, or grow them back when I get to the next zone.

As someone really bad at games like that, I wish there were some checkpoints.

I think it is good, but way too hard for someone new. I understand you might be going for something skill based, or rage inducing, so take my feedback with a grain of salt.

Pretty cool controls, feels great to play and there are quite a few interesting emerging properties and considerations to movement.

The destruction visibility gimmick is no good.  Let's face it, you can't proceed without seeing anything, so at that point you're just forcing the player to go through extra steps to get to a restart. 

The control scheme is confusing. Wheel mode should be a hold rather than a toggle, just like the time button. And time assigned to space is weird. I'd rather have it be on a right mouse click so that everything can be accessed from the mouse.

Base time is a bit too fast and slowdown is a bit too slow. If you are optimizing them for rehearsed, expert play, add a third speed in-between. And why is cursor sensitivity affected by time scale? That's just cumbersome.

I got what I think was a glitch where the pogo despawned by itself one time

I got to zone 4 or so and there was no apparent route to continue. I'm assuming that's all there is so far.

Very nice presentation, overall very cute with the green splashes and how the eyeball roll on the ground. I'm a bit squeamish about a character losing both eyeballs and going blind, but it might just be me. The difficulty is very hard in the grindy sense, even considering this is a rage game. Starting from the very start after dying might be overkill. Losing both eyeballs is a death sentence if you want to progress, so why continue? The very first part of the second area already requires a lot of precision.

If this is polished and with some nice sound effect, I'm sure you will have streamers giving this game a try.