Everything I thought while playing was already mentioned by others so I'm not gonna give you the same info for the third time :) Game felt frantic and had some exciting moments, there are actually ways of skill expression here so I enjoyed trying to gain a higher score. When it comes to hitboxes I would like to add that the standard in game development is always to make "good" hitboxes (pickups, etc.) a bit larger than they look and "bad" hitboxes (enemies traps etc) a bit smaller than they look. Player-friendly design is always a good idea, not to make the game "easy" but just to make it feel good to play. 

NIce entry, especially for your first jam. Also nice menu and leaderboard. Would love to have the possibility to enter a name, but nonetheless, good work.

very good game but the grasphism are not adapted for this

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I agree with Irdazrl opinion which is that I can die in less than 1 second and in my opinion hit boxes are just so big, which is kinda annoying, moving on from that, the gameplay is good, the music is nice and relaxing. Great game, hope you accept the feedback for next time. Nice job!

Hi! Nice submission. Here is some comments from me:

Gameplay and mechanics

• The game concept is nice and the game mechanic is working well. The game has nice difficulty level and I enjoyed trying it a few times with different strategies. To hold attention of the player long time the game would probably need some sort of variance between attempts.
• Visuals are really nice and work well. But it's not always clear if some objects looks different only to add variance to graphics (more on this later.) Especially I like the front screen and the menus. They look almost professional!
• The inclusion of the theme felt a bit far fetch. But that's obviously just a personal opinion!
• Enemies should stop for a while when the player is hit, the player should bounce off or they should gain invulnerability for a second. Currently It's super easy to lose multiple lives in a short time. All the lives can be lost in less than second! This feels unfair to the player and might lead to frustration. Feeling of fairness even in games that are meant to be challenging is important for the players to have fun with a game. Many of the following points also heavily influences the fairness perceived by the player
• As noted by others, the hitboxes of the enemies (or the player?) seem to be quite large. It does not look like the enemies are really touching the player when player loses health.
• If mouse leaves the game screen the mouse press stops being registered which leads the character to stop walking. I died multiple times because of this and it did not seem "my fault" which is why I considered it super annoying. I guess one could say that it is part of the challenge to make sure that the cursor keeps inside the game view but especially when moving at the edge of the screen, this is difficult. Maybe you could help the player with this by forcing the cursor to always stay in the game view or having the player continue moving the to last registered cursor point in case of the mouse exits the screen.
• It was unexpected that the player can enter the forest area. I thought the trees would block movement and determine the area inside which the player can move. Usually in games things should aim to look like what their function in the game is. Because the grass and the trees clearly look like two different things, I expected them also to behave differently. This is not a big problem obviously as I quickly picked up that I in fact can walk into the forest. But you might want to think, was there a specific reason why to have trees there instead of grass if they do not affect gameplay? Additionally, related to the trees I noticed that there is a sound effect playing when I enter the forest. This confused me even further because the sound effect clearly emphasizes entering the forest as something relevant but I did not notice anything change in the gameplay while I was in the forest compared while I was walking on the grass. Did I miss something?
• It was not clear to me if there was a difference between the small and large eyes or if it was only their size and for adding variance to visuals. Similarly I did not know what was the difference between different colored collectables. At some point I thought blue ones give dash uses but then later it seemed that they did not, so I'm not sure anymore.

Bugs & Minor stuff:

• I would like the leaderboard to have names so I would know in what place I have ranked. 
• Bug in Fullscreen: the bottom part of the screen does not fit the view
  
• On Instructions page the last sentence is missing a word(?): "You can pause or stop playing by pressing the..."
  
• I would change dash to right mouse button instead of Shift. The game is otherwise controlled only by mouse so it feels weird to use just one keyboard button. The whole game could easily be played only with mouse. 

Overall the game was enjoyable to play. The main mechanics of the game were easy to learn (even though with some details I had troubles). It felt that I could proceed further in the game with each attempt which is really good thing and kept me trying to get better scores a while. Good job!

Good game for a first jam, just one game dev tip. Make the hitboxes of your enemies smaller than the actual sprites, otherwise the player might not be able to accurately see what to dodge.

Good game for your first jam, my first jam I couldn't even finish the game hahah

The gameplay is a bit simple but the visuals are great, cool submission!

I liked the visuals & sound, gameplay is a bit too simple but that is ok for a jam!

(NB: There is a game-breaking bug with the boost :D)

The game has nice music and visuals. The gameplay is simple and straightforward - quite enjoyable to play. My only complaints are that there's no way to replenish your booster (unless you break the game haha) and that it's difficult to find yourself on the leaderboard. Also, the "Magnetic" theme was taken very loosely here haha. But overall, nice submission for a 3-day jam!

Peculiar idea nice entry for your first jam ^_^

I was outta nowhere... and I ran

i agree with the other comment, fairly easy to break. The music was really chill. It was sad to wait for the death of my character, just like real life 😥.

Good Job !

Between the perspective and music, it evokes nostalgia of the flash game era.

It's fairly easy to break, as you only stop sprinting when you release the button, so you can sprint once and spend the game running. I also wish the game had an end state when you've collected everything.

I like the art and it's pretty fun.

The sound on this game is really good! I enjoyed the increasing pressure from the enemies as you get more and more points. Felt like I was becoming more and more magnetically charged. I felt myself dying pretty quickly though to the increasing pressure from all those enemies surround me. I also felt like the enemies were placed in a way where it becomes hard to keep moving as they pretty much surround you instantly as you get more and more points (especially the little guys). For me to get around that (which I felt was a nice thing that you added) was I would get points and run back to spawn and kind of collect a few enemies around that area since they won't follow me into the safe spawn area. Then I would run out and attempt to grab some more points and actually start my run. Overall good job! Hoping to see more updates on this game in the future!