Super impressive! Genuinely such a cool aesthetic, and the gameplay was well done too. Just so I can give a little bit of feedback:

1) I wasn't a huge fan of the homing projectiles. It was really hard to tell when they were behind me, and since they are really sensitive a lot of my deaths to them just didn't feel like my fault. I know there is a sound indicator (but I don't think I always heard it?), but a visual clue as well, like some sort of red arrow thing (think about how fps games show you where you got hit from) could've been nice. I also think making the projectiles turn slower might make them a little less frustrating.

2) The player controller was a little bit jank at times, especially with the wall jumps. This was another source of frustration within the game, but it really wasn't too big of a deal. Sometimes it felt like I would be on a wall and unable to jump, other times it felt like I got pulled to a wall when I didn't want to, etc. 

3) The level design in the last two levels felt a little bit off. I liked the fact that there were different routes, and I think those were really well done, but the second you strayed off of a route, it seems like there were weird messes of objects or random platforms that were ridiculously hard to recover with (especially with enemies). I think cutting out a lot of the random objects and keeping in the main routes would've made things a little bit nicer for the player, but it's really not that big of a deal.

Overall, this was a super impressive entry. These kinds of movement games seem really difficult to create, and you guys did a great job! Like I said before the overall aesthetic was really well made; fantastic music and sfx, and decorations that made me actually feel like I was in a world (especially with the additions of objects in the background). Such an impressive game.