Awesome! The upgrades and level design work well. 

From the sound perspective (I'm a composer), it could be cool to implement some more music tracks depending on the environment, caves, overworld, etc. Eventually it would also be cool to get some unique sounds into the game beyond the ones already there. 

Big impressive level with some cool Metroidvania moments where the open level tells you exactly where to go which is great. The map is just a little samey in each big area, making it a little hard to get lost. I also think some music would go a really long way. The art is really nice too. 

Very solid game! I liked the different powers and the way you used it for the different platforming challenges, and the art was simple but very appealing.
Some things that I think would make it better is, like most said, some kind of map, because the map was kind of big and easy to get lost in, while being very similar, and also the spikes being to similar to the rest of the environment.
And also there was a bit of a disconnect in some of the movement and animations speeds, your character movement and jump felt very fast, while your attacks and climbing the waterfalls were very slow in comparison. I think adjusting the speed of both cases would go a long way of making it feel a lot better to handle the character.

That's a very nice little one. It's overall pretty fun to play, even thought I wish there were some more movement upgrades, but no problem, the upgrades we have here are actually pretty creative.
Also something a little unusual to say, but I really appreciate the fact you simply added coyote time at all. That's one of those things most jam entries usually never actually bother on doing (or I just never notice, idk), and that's usually fine, but on this one in specific it was a very huge plus specially because of how much breakable platforms there were on it.
There's also the little snippets of lore you added throught those stone drawings you put near the upgrades, that I also always appreciate, even tought that's just a small thing.

Altought as other people already said, the map is a little too big for it's own good, so getting lost is pretty easy, and the spikes really just look like decoration and also are almost always blending in with the BG so it was kinda hard to even see them on some occasions.
Some other nitpicks I had myself tho, are the fact that the breakable platforms will break by me just touching them on any direction rather than only doing so when I stand on them, so that made them feel a little janky sometimes, more specifically when they were on top of waterfalls I had to climb.
The laser cristal enemies are also literally impossible to avoid, since their lazers comes out immdiatelly, aims at you with deadeye precision and has no telegraphing whatsoever, wich is just plain cheating from their part. That made the earth spell needlesly frustrating to get because since I respawn with 1 hp, I was forced to backtrack and farm some slimes to be able to tank the lasers.
The boss at the end is also a little underwhelming, since his attacks takes a little too long to cycle, and since you need for him to be vulnerable in order to hit him it kinda just became a waiting game, wich for a bossfight is almost never good. His attacks are also not telegraphed at all, but since it has a fixed pattern that didn't bother as much as it would, but still, I took some cheap damage at first. I also discovered the waterfall next to him was supposed to be used as a barrier by complete accident, so having tutorialized me that the frozen water could block the lasers beforehand with the little laser dudes from before would have been nice.

Also, I really hate to be that guy, but some of the tilemap on some parts of the game doesn't fit togheter properly lol, not only on a lot of room edges, but also on some very random parts of the world. (This really doesn't impact the game at all, it's just me being annoying)

Hey there, what a fun game! I really had fun with the mechanics you got there, destroying platforms that regrew that I had to make use of was nice, the ice pillar was cool, although a little mana hungry before getting some upgrades, the "spikes" were a bit underwhelming, but i see the use of it. While the level didn't have much of visual landmarks to find myself in it, the abundance of pickups made it not as tiring as one would expect, idk how many I missed, I ended up with 6hp and 6mana after the boss. The only real issue I have is that "spike" sprite doesn't read as such and on top of that the same kind of sprite used as most front parallax was jarring at times, probably because of how saturated it was there. Great entry, had fun!

An innovative and interesting exploration game. The play area is very large, with many branching and reconverging paths. The world is chock-full of small, clever puzzles to solve.

The ice beam has some neat and original uses.

The graphics are mostly bare-bones, but there are some nice touches: I really like the parallax scrolling backgrounds.

Suggestions for improvement: 

1. Such a large play area really needs a map.

2. The character speed seems a bit excessive. The environment appears to fly by. The character moves faster than its own fireball! :) 

3. The green obelisks do not immediately read as a hazard (although we find out soon enough).

4. The player should not respawn with just 1 health. If you're reluctant to respawn the player with full health, maybe 3 (the original max) would be a good number.

Nice game! Haven't made it through yet, hope I'll find some time to continue it.

I was impressed with the jumping puzzles where you need to destroy the blocks and then wait for them to reappear to continue, simple but great idea :)

There were a lot of rooms with no enemies and no obstacles in them, those should be made more interesting or not be there at all as they don't bring much value to the game IMHO.

Anyways had fun playing it, and nice job on the saving system, did not expect to be right where I left when restarting the game 👌🏼

Congrats on this entry!