I am determined to beat this one day as I did enjoy what I've been able to play so far, but I wanted to post a comment before voting ends. The first area, the ice area, is giving me quite a hard time. I'm not sure if it's just that I'm bad at the game or what, but I find those ice chuchu-like enemies to be very difficult to beat, I think mainly because the standard attack animation is a bit long and I can't really rapid-fire. I also found a bug where some doors shot up, preventing me from leaving a room, and even after beating all of the enemies that spawned I still couldn't leave and had to restart.

BUT other than those things, I actually quite like this entry! Atmosphere is on point, I like the distinct visuals of each area, and the music implementation is fantastic. Overall audio design is quite good, in fact. Like I said, I'm determined to keep at it so I can get to the other elemental areas, I'm just finding it overly difficult for just the starting section. Otherwise, great work!

The game has good graphics and an amazing sound design, but still there are some notes:

1. The first location is quite boring, you have to wait a lot, enemies are killed for a long time, etc.
2. There were some moments with timings in the second location (the fire has already gone out, but it still causes damage) and with a collision (fireballs do not cause damage, but visually there was a hit)
3. It takes a long time to get to the boss in all locations, and sometimes you can lose half of your health along the way

This is a really well polished entry. The animations look great and the audio is awesome. It felt good to unlock the abilities and finally use them. It reminds me of the 2D zelda games with its top down style. 

Some thoughts:

- Some of the areas feel too hazard filled. The ice area in particularly was frustrating at times to work through. The blue blob enemies are very spongy and multiply. There's also those tedious crystals which force you stand still while waiting for the animation to finish.  

- I noticed that the character direction flips depending on the mouse. So you can move left while the character is looking right. It did seem a little odd. I wonder if maybe you could slow the player in that case to make it seem like they're moving backwards?

Overall, really awesome job!