it honestly seems pretty similar to the previous build to me.

there's relatively little feedback on hitting enemies

and the enemies don't seem very aggressive in attacking you

It definitely feels fun, and more stable since when I last played it. I think the hitboxes might still be a bit off, the bodyslam in particular seems to have a hard time connectiong. I can't really remember what I said last time, but It feels more fluid. Would be interested to see what you do with this, adding a story or levels etc.

Played for roughly 15m.

Good to see you've finally clothed them, at least mostly.

Also crashed my GPU and then my PC in the Menu, same that happened with ToK in previous DD's, I'm assuming it's an Issue with the Unity Version and my GPU not playing together nicely.

Face Looks Dead, Hair looks tapered on. 

I'm playing in Godmode, because I'm terrible at fighting Games, but sometimes after standing back up I'm unable to attack. It solved itself once after running tho.

You have Z- Fighting on the Stairs leading up to the Temple with the Sword, and I still don't know what the Point in the Game is, apart from beating up endless spawning Hordes of the same Model scaled to various Sizes.

Animations are wonky and bad, but you know that.

Game otherwise feels really barebones at the Moment, you're missing a Story to draw the Player in, you're missing an actual Level, more diverse Enemies, and Gameplay I think. It's basically a Combat Demo with wonky Animations.

It's very likely just not a Game for me if its supposed to be a Beat-em-Up, so feel very free to ignore any or all of these Points.

Sorry.

Why booba censored? There's some IK issues when running and some weird animations in general when button mashing which is exactly what I always do in these games, so I'm probably not the best source of feedback in terms of gameplay.

Really fun fighting!

Game controls well, character is little jiggly when landing.
Quick attack feels useless, when you hit lands enemy being pushed a little bit and your second hit wouldn't land (if you both stationary). It works only with locking on enemy and W+M1 spam.
With this AI it is hard for me to execute any special attacks, they are good at backing up and I always need to run at them. 
If you stay still, it feels like 25/75 flip if you will hit or enemy will push you on the ground and finish you.
Not sure if it is some tech, but you can hold your special attack if you:
Heavy attack, then press jump/lunge ect and before animation begins you hold heavy attack, this makes character lock on start of special attack animation that will play when you release the button.

Sometimes menu starts to ignore my hovering on buttons exiting and re-entering on the center of the button fixes it sometimes. Menu hides itself way too fast, I am trying to read attacks.

Reminds me of overgrowth with this kicking all enemies around and either killing them instantly or being killed because of your mistake. It is fun, interesting how fights will play in more designed levels.

Definitely improved from the last time I played it.

• Forgive me for stating the obvious, but animations are really important in a game like this. The running animation is really funny (maybe that would actually be a good direction to take it, imagine a goofy ragdoll physics game with big booby ladies fighting)
• O R B
• Biggest small thing that could improve it: improved hit feedback. Give me a nice meaty THWACK when you hit an enemy, you know? And hitsstun/hitstop. Right now it's like fighting a bunch of ghosts.
• The kick feels like it charges up way too fast (it gets to the part where it pauses way too fast, that is), and then it releases way too fast, too. Overall I think a slower charging kick without a pause would work better (could be released before full charge for reduced damage).
• Punch feels too fast, which also adds to the feeling of weightlessness.
• I didn't manage to hit one of the jumping attacks, even though I tried like 30 times (seriously). Skill issue perhaps, also I'm playing on M+KB which could be why. I MIGHT have actually hit it and not realized it though.
  

Played it a few times in the past, but this time i tried a controller with it.

Some things i've noticed for the first time:

• when being locked on but still in idle stance, walking backwards has no animation
• when being in fighting stance and walking, the knees bend backwards sometimes
• navigating the menu is really hard with a controller, its hard to see (if not sometimes invisible) where the current focus is. For instance if you try to scroll through the control bindings i thought at first i'd need my mouse for that, but i actually hat to press right twice to get that menus focus

The hitboxes are super punishing. I think that was always the case, but using the controller i now just abused jumping and then using the dropdown kick to bonk enemies on the head. Cleared multiple waves with it rather easily but it seems to be the "wrong" way of playing to just spam the same action. Tried to use my hands too at first, but even in practice mode it was hard to connect to the enemy (especially the midget sized ones). Generally using a controller works great however, can't complain there.

The protagonist starts to look really cute, great work on that! From taken freshly out of the matrix, to chemo patient to a real cutie is a glow up you rarely see in your life.