I liked the general concept, and the game plays fairly well. My biggest gripe is with the camera. It's not a very good angle. It makes it hard to see anything around you. Other than that, the game feels fine. Graphically, the game looks really good, but the few objects that have no materials really stand out in the otherwise beautiful game. It's almost a zero-time operation to drag and drop some matte black materials onto those, and would make your game look so much better.

One other somewhat bewildering note, the first time the boss clapped his hands together on me, I took no damage and he took 5000. Not really sure how that happened.

Amazing visuals and 3D models. The mechanic isn't that interesting as I'd hoped it to be though, and the combat is a little hard to control with enemies swarming you quickly, but I'm still amazed at how pretty a 48 hour game can be!

Very impressive artwork and game mechanics. The use of the dash to push stuff and deal damage. Although i'm sure it wasn't intentional (glitch or feature?) I really enjoyed when the enemies went flying 1000 miles away haha.  The puzzles gradually became more intricate which was great. I also enjoyed the death screen text haha very funny! The boss battle was also very enjoyable with it's different forms of attack. Overall it was a very good game!

There are however some things I think could be improved (all of us could obviously make 1 million improvements, but we have to be told our weaknesses to learn for the future). The movement was a little slippery, which was ok because this isn't a platformer, but I always like to feel like i'm in control of the character unless there's a meaningful reason to lose control (i.e. i'm sliding around on ice :D). Also the top/down perspective with the changes in height made me feel a little nauseous The combat also felt unfair, although the enemies flying away was satisfying, it didn't feel like a real fight. Also, there were instances where I was injured but didn't understand why. I saw that the enemies had an attack animation, but sometimes I would lose health when they were standing still and not lose health when they would swing at me. Those were my biggest issues. Some minor improvements would be to have the boss attacks come faster, and also to decrease his health by about 1/3 or 1/4. Since his attacks come out so slowly (and half of them are floating in the air) and you can only attack him right before or right after his attacks (if his hand is on the ground) the fight just drags on for a very long time. 

Although that was a long critique, I very much enjoyed your game, and i'm sure with time and practice you guys could make a very fun and enjoyable puzzle/combat game that feels like the old timey classics, such as Mario 64, banjo kazoie, and Super Smash Bro's (yes I just compared your game to some of the best N64 games of all time, because I genuinely believe it's true.) Very impressive game for just 48 hrs

Very cool, and impressed by the character artwork and animation. Feels like its on its way to becoming a serious game that could make its way out of this jam and into the hands of gamers everywhere. Don't stop 

Great artwork, and the multipurpose dash maneuver and freeze spell were a strong execution of the theme.

This is a great game, really impressed with what you got done in 48 hours, Its one of the best games I have played from the jam.  But not having a controller on hand, made me have to use shift to dash / attack, and my pinky finger is not up for that sort of strain. I also feel you guys could have really benefited with a music track. Anyways, Good job guys.

That death screen is hilarious, nice work!

Dash bound to Shift isn't the greatest idea, i tried to do the game justice, but my laptop can't handle how taxing this game is.

Boss Battle is the most funny part of the game. Good job.