Great idea about the menu. I like the mood and old school feeling. Very dope the matrix boss.

Some considerations about the gameplay:
The jump was floaty and it will be interesting to add some timer to allow the character to jump even when it's a little bit off the platform, I think this will bring more fairness to the game and flexibility.
I don't know if this is intended but, the enemies restored their lives in patrol mode, and sometimes even when I shot them the life doesn't go down.
The laser weapon is extremely overpowered, it took less than 1 sec to kill the second boss, if is not intended, it needs some balancing.

It will be nice too, to give more feedback to the player, a vfx or sfx for reload the weapon and some kind of map or something for orienting the player.

Really creative UI. I can tell lots of work went into this game. Great job! 

I would've liked the wall jump to be a little easier. you need impeccable timing to make it work and that can be a little frustrating.  

The menu is great and I like the set of an old tv. Cool artstyle!

The menu was very cool but took me a second to realize you clicked and dragged the cassettes (I would suggest saying click and drag to the cassette slot to make sure people don't just sit there clueless). Im glad I played another game that had wall jumping in it, because it works slightly different from mine, and it was hard for me to do it consistently, so getting others feedback lets us know that wall jumping needs to be very polished, or should be traded in for a different idea. The music was fine, but the other sound effects of enemies chasing and shots being fired were very overbearing, but that could be fixed by just making the sound effects quieter.

The amount of effort that went into this game is insane! I really liked the visuals and the levels were well designed.

Many things are cool about retro gaming but perhaps not the poor visual quality of a retro TV... 

Inserting an audio cassette in a TV is just weird :)

The game was too hard for me, but appears to be very well made.

So great job despite some minor complaints!

Fun game! The menu is awesome, and the old scratchy television set gives a nice old school vibe.

I found the tutorial a bit too difficult though. Maybe some way to pause the time while reading the instructions will make it a bit easier (or increasing the time to start with).

Also I think some indication that you are being damaged I think would be a useful addition (like flashing the character or something.

Otherwise good job!

Loved the menu and inserting the cassette to play. Really creative!!

It needs a little bit of polish here and there (baloon in tutorial, after walking in an inclined surface the players jumps after as soon as you stop walking, etc) and some controls improvement and flexbility like adding arrows (found it quite hard to play with wasd and space). 

Besides that I really liked it, the bosses were crazy! hahah Would love to play more levels.  Good job!

The main menu was very original. I didn't know what to do until I realize there is text that explains everything on the right. I like how the weapon aiming works but it was really hard for me the part of the wall jump. Overall a fun platformer, good job!

Nice game! The skeuomorphic interface was a really cool choice.  Putting the cassette tapes into the slot was super unique. I felt the  tutorial was a little wordy but it taught me the concepts well!

Nice job!

Love the main menu :) It took me a second to figure it out, not gonna lie. I like the stuck in a cassette look- but as Kazeheki said, it is a bit too white. An option would be great. I also had trouble with climbing the wall- I managed to climb it at first, but then got stuck at a high platform I was supposed to jump at. When I tried again I couldn't manage to climb at all. I would have also liked the option of arrow keys besides WASD, maybe I'm alone in this but I'm much more used to them.  Overall very nice gameplay and idea, I especially liked that we can aim the rifle. Cool music too- though it reiterates a lot :) With a little polish this will be a very nice nostalgic game!

I like the visuals in general but because of the white overlay it was quite hard for me to look at it. The white overlay gave me some headache, probably the contrast is too low for me. Giving it some “higher contrasts” option would be a nice to have.

the visuals were really cool especially the cassette in the main menu, the only thing i didnt like was the wall jumping was a bit, it was really hard and maybe adding a wall grabbing animation can tell  the player that he is hanging on the wall and can jump again. right now it looks like a bug that the player just stuck in the wall. other than that great game.(best main menu i have seen)

This has a very cool look! Love the cassette idea, very original. And I enjoyed the old-school graphics too.

I didn't get very far because I constantly was getting stuck  while jumping. I found the movement a bit frustrating. Admittedly I didn't put much time into it, I'm sure I'd get better at it with more practice.

I enjoyed the old graphics, some of the mechanics weren't as enjoyable and some polishing would definitely make it better, but great submission nonetheless. 

The visuals is really the best element of your game, I always find something unique in this  older art style with tape cassettes etc. The melody is nice as well, and compliments the gameplay. 

I have some suggestions for you. First of all, I don't like that the character sticks to the wall if I didn't jump high enough, reducing or removing friction can help. Also, I would rather control the gun with my mouse, but probably it's just a personal preference. But overall, the game is really appealing and cool, nice job!

I really like the look/feel and music. I wanted to play this FULL screen, the TV effect and the tape cassette within the vhs was funny! (BUT I WANT TO SEE THIS CUTE LITTLE GUY HOLDING THE GUN!) hahah great work- you nailed the cute and surreal aspect. 

fantastic game, with beautiful old TV graphics

Nice platformer :)

Game somehow gave a cool feeling, but was a bit annoyed that the bullets weren't hurting the enemy, apparently you have to be really close, also the controls were a bit weird. In games like these, if you have different controls and mechanics I would suggest a small tutorial to start of the game. Lot of people don't read up on instructions too much, they are used to having certain buttons do certain things. 

Overall good art and cool idea, but polish it a bit, and it feels more complete! :)