Hi I was part of the Feedback Quest. The VOD of me playing this game is up if you are interested.

First I'd like to apologise that I personally didn't play this game for long. The reasons for that are simply, that the look of the game really made it hard for me to play. Everything is tiny, microscopic to my eyes. The text, the UI, the enemies and character. The travel time between my eyes to key information like the health bar and such is significant enough that I'm taken away from the game itself. I'd consider adding UI Scaling or overall just zooming into the character itself. 

Positive though, aside from that critisism, I find it VERY hard to fault the game for anything else. The combat was solid, the effects were good, I felt the weight of the game despite the visual aspect being quite hard to enjoy. Please keep up the good work. 

Hello! I was one of the streamers who took part in Feedback Quest, and I'm here to leave some comments I had while playing. You actually were at my stream while I was playing it, so you know some of my thoughts. I'll instead express ones I didn't give at the time or I feel I should expand upon.

This game was generally fun and challenging. I like it for the challenge (except those damn missile launchers, ahhhhh). I do feel the game would benefit from a closer view to the characters. You explained the reason for why it was out so far. I would like to recommend finding someone to work with who can help with sprites that are animated, since this was what you expressed as the problem. The terrain sprites and the UI are fine. You also know my opinion regarding default keybinds, though this is more something you'll need to figure out.

One suggestion I'd like to make is to either change the keybind for repel OR to make the player do an auto-repel after getting off the top of a rope. The reason I suggest doing one of these is that the key to repel is ALSO the key to go down a rope. It can be frustrating to try and get a repel off once you get off the rope, only to have hit it too early and instead go back down the rope. It can also be frustrating to try and go down a rope, only to repel instead. Changing the keybind fixes both issues, though it adds a new keybind. An auto-repel would make it that you don't need to worry when you're getting off the rope, and a change to default to going down a rope when within a certain number of pixels would correct the other half.

This is a great game, good job!

This game feels really polished and has a lot of life to it! I was confused tho when I picked spells during my playthrough and i couldn't use them. Are they supposed to be equipped? I was using a controller. Besides that, I think the only real issues I had was maybe the camera was just a bit too far away (maybe you could make this adjustable?). Servelat gave all the good feedback to give so I'm outta things to say haha.

• Looks really good
• Feedback on actions is very pleasant
• There is a slight lack of air control and tiny little things that make controls themselves unresponsive at times (like getting off the rope after climbing up). 
• Played with a keyboard, it took me several minutes to figure out how to jump :) The default mapping does not feel comfortable for me personally - I would go with Space Bar or W for Jump and Shift for Dash. Jumping on J is the last thing I would think of, no way of "getting" it without checking out key binding settings.
• First ever options to purchase fron the "shop" were costing around 12500 - 16500 coins. It's a minor thing, but it's much easier to perceive and compare smaller numbers
• "Always Run" option could be useful, since walking is rarely needed
• It gets repetitive after a first couple of deaths on the second level - I have to solve same problems on the first level again with mostly the same tools
• Turret's targeting algorithm is not very clear, I took me some time to figure out that I shouldn't be dodging the rocket itself, but the point where it would land.
• There seem to be a number of limiting factors on casting the abilities (number of uses, mana, life cost, cooldowns) but I can't see the reason why all of those should be in place, since casting abilities is one of the coolest things in the game, and switching abilities requires you to spend some time in the menu). Even though I have enough uses of abities available, I still feel like I'm pressured to preserve them and use the main weapon more oftern.
• There seems to be a lot going on with ability colors, since "multicolored" was mentioned in the intro, and all abilities are color-aligned. However, during an hour or so of gameplay I only encountered "Affinities" that slightly decrease mana usage, that stood out to me in terms of synergies and builds. Overall, it feels like the game has a lot of awesomeness to offer later on, but the player has to persevere through the repetitive stuff in the beginning in order to experience it. The first thing that is offered to a new player in the first level is basically recolors of the same abilities. It does a disservice to a variety of abilities you actually do have in the game - I only got to the third level and I've seen there's actually much more than I initially expected, after playing through the same first level with the same abilities over and over. Something tells me that I haven't got to the best part of the game yet - in this case, it might be a problem to keep players interested long enough to get to the most fun stuff. 

Overall, all theese are QoL issues, the game itself is quite interesting and promising. Reminded me of Unepic and Iji. Graphics are nice, shooting and using abilities feels satisfying. 

Good luck with this game!