This is the best game I have played in this Jam. Great music and really nice controls (i like that you implemended controler input). Keep expanding a bit and release it. I love the artstyle

I didn't expect to find a mostly brown color palette so attractive, but the visual design on this game is well done! The music also fits the game, it's exciting without being too overbearing, and I love that each area has it's own theme. In fact, it was the music, not the map, that first made me realize the map was sectioned off into different areas.

The rooms and progression are well designed, and I think each new mechanic is intuitively introduced.

In the opinion, the heart system is unneeded and I think the game would provide enough of a challenge without it. It got annoying being reset back to the beginning every 4 hits and having to run through multiple rooms, just to face the same difficult spot and possibly die again.  I think continuing to respawn in the same room would be fine. Ultimately, it was the annoyance of wasting my time that made me stop playing midway through.

I see how the deaths after using the wires ties in with the theme (and the electrocution animation is nicely done), but I think this is also unnecessary. Unlocking a shortcut is nice, but since I often have to return to the area to finish exploring it, being sent back to the beginning still feels bad.

I was also a bit confused by the hearts dropped when I died. While I played, I thought they worked in a similar way as in Hollow Knight, where I had to pick it up in order to regain my full life force. As a result, I went out of my way to collect my dropped heart, even jumping into death to reclaim it. I have since read your comment about what they do, in which case I suggest placing the hearts on a safe floor in the room you die in. For example, if you die on spikes, the heart would be placed on the nearest ground, not on the spikes.

Overall, these criticisms are made as if this was a finished, published game. The visuals and sounds are stunning, and the game design is very clean. The whole game is polished well. It is only a couple design choices that I personally don't like (but perhaps hardcore platformer fans do). The fact that this was done in a 3 day jam is insane. Very nicely done! I want to come back and finish playing it when I'm feeling in more of a platformer mood.

This game is an absolute masterpiece for a 72 hour jam. A large space station in which you dont lose orientation anywhere, because the areas are distinguished by different music and a different coloring of the map. I just dont get it, how you did this game in 3 days.

The art ist absolutely stunning. 

However, the game concept does not fit the topic of the jam in my opinion. The controls on keyboard are a bit weird too. But maybe the game is designed for controllers.

Altogether, this is a absolute amazing game. Great job!

This is a very interesting and stylish game, but it is very uncomfortable screens moving logic. In some situations, I just don't see the character and the platform to jump onto. You have to try to play at random. Screenshot

It would also be better if there were more standard controls. Jump by the space or the upper arrow, and shooting by the mouse or at least the "F" or "E" key.

Dang, a whole Metroidvania during a 3-day jam? Props.  The soundtrack is full of certified bops, too.

all the visuals are amazing! and the game is really juicy, but i didnt understand where to go or what to do.

it took me a long time to understand how to jump midair, but even after that I didnt know how to open the doors that blocked me, or what is the right way to go.

I wish I just understood that, becuase its so fun to move around in this game! 

Awsome game! My only feedback, that the game is hard and the resolution has a weird ratio.