Visuals, atmosphere and controls are nice, but most things act and look quite unfinished. Guess you didn't had time left to finish most of your ideas? Keep up the good work! Rated!

Interesting game! I like the visuals, how they manage to create a seemingly large city. The zooming in when opening up the inventory using the E key makes that even look nicer.
Also an interesting idea with the bullet deflect mechanic, although it's not always that easy and takes some skill.
Just something that caught my attention... The background music starts out nice but it seems to loop all the time. What there is sounds like a nice intro, but on repeat. It could burst open into something bigger, complete with a melody. I think the basis for that is there.
I finished the game. Overall really enjoyed it with all the creative platformer elements!

Interesting idea! It's nice to control the character. The music seemed to me not good.

What I noticed:

• it is written that double jump on the "A" button.
• I jump on the platform, although it is far away.

• if you lean against the wall, then you will slowly slide down it, and the double jump works, you get a separate jump from the wall, not needed (if only to the side).

Good luck with development =)

I’m pretty impressed by the way the systems in this game were implemented, but I felt like there was a little too much going on for me to really enjoy the game. Maybe just focusing on a couple of the mechanics, like the bullet reflecting and platforming, would be more enjoyable? The tutorial was also a bit confusing considering the amount of stuff that was in there.

Props for making a great looking game though! I thought the visuals, sound design, and menu systems all felt really smooth and well made. Best of luck if you decide to keep working on this!

I really wanted to say something nice about your game - and I mean, the background is nice - but it just wasn't very fun to play. The movement was fine (although a bit unbalanced imo - the player fell and jumped too quickly and moved too slowly), but the focus was all over the place. At first it felt like a standard platformer, then like a fighting game like Bleed where you have to deflect the bullets, then like a full-on RPG with inventory management. Frankly, in only 9 days, most experienced jammers would agree that simplicity is key - you need less tutorials, it's intuitive, the player can get into the game right away, and you have much more time to polish and perfect all aspects of the game. Jonas' video on overscoping

And I would absolutely say you needed more time for polishing. Personally, the level design wasn't very engaging, and I got through by just going to the right as fast as possible.There was little game juice - particles, screenshake, etc. - which made everything feel just... unfinished.

In conclusion, use design by subtraction, focus on what your game is really about instead of piling on new mechanics, and polish that as well as you can.

(Yes, I sound very negative when giving feedback. Constructive criticism is much more useful than praise imo)