oh nice game i liked the combat system it was fun and the camera was good and the variety of attacks 

i liked the art style , the shader thats like toon shader , the particles and the animations are so good . 

things to improve : i think the enemies were ez , more enemies that uses different weapons should be added , maybe a system that check the nearest enemy and lock player rotation to it so i dont miss attacks and reduce number of enemies in each place bc i got bored from them maybe bc they are all the same enemy type and they are ez 

anyway good job this game has alot of good things like art style ,  attack animations , visual effects and ui 

I thought the idea was good, but the pacing was rather slow. It felt like I was just fighting over and over again and eventually because of this I got bored. One thing that may have helped with this is less enemies in each area or a locking on mechanic or weaker enemies in general or better knockback. Either somewhat to make hitting enemies more satisfying and take less time so I can progress to new areas faster. I like the idea, but I don't want to get bored from an action game. 

Was a really fun game and it's nice to see someone try something like this for once.

I appreciate the work you put into this.  Animations were all excellent.  The combat was really well done, collision detection was surprisingly good.  Timings were so good.  Enemy AI seemed to work fine.  They didn't overwhelm me and didn't get lost or stuck even when I pushed them outside of the main area between the walls.  Lots of variety of attacks, although I stuck with a just a few of them.

I also liked that you had a short intro cinematic.

I'm not going to bother commenting on the art or sound effects, as you clearly spent most of your time on the combat mechanics.  But you should have done a few things:

- There's too much of an info dump at the beginning.  Games with such complex controls need to introduce players to the controls one by one.  For example, level 1 teaches you a basic fighting move.  Level 2 will then let you practise it to develop skill.  Level 3 can then intro a new combat or defence mechanic, and so on.  So, players learn as they go.  Maybe lock the moves by level.  Also, that tutorial text should be available from everywhere through a menu screen, not just at the beginning of the game.

- A pause control.

- The camera is jarring, especially when losing control of it.

Nice Job, the combat and animations are fun, and the mechanics of the dodging minigame to build charge is pretty cool =)

Very cool theme interpretation! 

And very good job with the tutorials and amount of upgrades available!

Good Job!