Now this is interesting! Really cool, rather unique mechanic of the lagging ghost that you revert back to. I really love it. Great stuff!

Unfortunately, it doesn't feel like the time revert mechanic is really the core of the game in-practice; the gameplay ultimately boils down to how fast and accurately you can click the next enemy to kill them. However, the Sonic-like enemy targeting/attack was pretty cool too. This game has a lot of really neat ideas while being very simple, which I think is great! Obviously it's not a perfect go at the ideas in-practice, but this is a three-hour game jam so that's more than to be expected. For the time, this is really innovative, unique, smart, and I think really excellent.

I honestly want to steal this idea of the lagging ghost you revert to, which is the highest praise I can offer. I think it's a really wonderful idea with a lot of potential across genres. I'm particularly thinking of it in a multiplayer platformer setting, but this could work great as a core mechanic in a more standard platformer, or like a puzzle platformer, but I could see it working in a top-down shooter, basically any action game, and I'm sure it could be applied to other slower genres as well in just less obvious ways I'm not thinking of at this moment. It's similar of course to Tracer's Recall in Overwatch, but this implementation has a lot more precision, control, and honestly is just a lot more interesting to me. I think it works much better in a 2D setting where you can see in exact detail where the revert point is in space at any arbitrary time.

I'd love to see you iterate on this concept. Both the time revert mechanic and the Sonic-like homing attack are really awesome to see. Beautiful job. This is the ideal of what I like to see.