Do rockets go after any other players? Because I definitely got hit by every single one I'm pretty sure. :D jk lol... kinda.

Real tho, this game looks and sounds amazing. Super great job on that. The boat feels very slidey but that's probably intended since it's a water vehicle. The other racers are mean af. It seems like they have some more movement options than I do since they're kinda zipping around. Also the shield seems pretty weak compared to everything else. I'd recommend having the shield just be active until it blocks one thing.

For the levels, I'd recommend having the arrows visible all the time so you can see when a turn is coming up. There were times in the first level where I'm coming to a crossroads and then at the last second an arrow pops up pointing to the right so I drift turn and slam into the wall. For the underwater level, it would have been very nice to have indication on what's not allowed to be driven through. I tried to take a shortcut and boosted straight into a wall :(

Speaking of the underwater level tho, those dark sections are neat. I think having a bigger dark section would be fun and would be a cool addition. I would love to see more put into this for a release.

Great job on this :)

The controls felt a little strange and took some getting used to. The initial area was very helpful in getting to grips with the controls. However, the initial race was somewhat unforgiving to me as I wasn't used to the physics of the vehicle. In addition, the guide arrows appeared fairly late so I wasn't able to react and turn. 

A simpler course with a wider track, gradual turns, and fewer physical obstacles would be useful for letting the player familiarise themselves with the vehicle physics, and drifting. Ironically, I think that the last race track's layout would have be a better fit as the first race. The guide arrows could appear sooner so that the player can have more time to prepare themselves by getting into a better position to approach the turn or decide which route to take.

The power ups were useful, though it didn't seem like the shield protects you. The rocket was very useful, especially since it will turn and then fire backwards when you're in first place. Descriptions of the power ups will be helpful, especially for the shield and magnet power ups (I didn't know the duration of the former, and I am unsure what the effect of the latter is). 

I like the bright, almost Frutiger Aero feel of the setting. It makes the game feel like it will be vast and that there's things to explore. The music also contributes to this feeling as well. Would this 

The first few words from Jett initially made me think that he would be a radio host or sports commentator, so my impression of the character was locked to that. I was slightly confused when he starts to address the player directly, and realised that my initial guess was incorrect, and that he's an old friend (or similar) of the player.

Overall, I like the aesthetic, and the controls feel fine after you get a chance to acclimate to the vehicle physics; it will now depend on the race tracks that you will create. Great work!

Wow! This was fantastic. I think I need a little more practice to get the hang of the turn controls. They were a little loose for turning, but I think that lines up with the water physics.

It felt very polished and high quality. And the voiceover was really great too.

The environment design was great. I like the modern/futuristic style buildings in the first level. Though the last level did give me motion sickness,. The voiceover was a neat addition, too.

This game is pretty cool, love how transitions from a race to a high-speed chase, then back to a race. And while the voice acting was kind of cheesy, it was pretty cool. I get what you were going for with trying to make it cinematic. Some gripes I had with the game were not having the option to shoot items backward, or the controls being kind of unwieldy at times. Other than that, with a few bug fixes and a more cinematic flair, I can see this being a pretty cool kart racer.