I didn't play the game myself, so I won't leave a rating (I have to rate UX too, but I can't).

I'll leav you some suggestions after watching the video though.

A 650mb game for the content I saw is actually pretty high, I think you should look into the files added in your build as I believe you can optimize it a lot, like reducing the amount of vertices of 3d models to make them less heavy, reduce the size of textures, reduce the size of music and sound effects (i.e. compress them as much as possible), etc...

I also saw the solutions to the various level are pretty hard to think about imo, you could still leave those levels in but I believe you should make the player start from easier levels, with easier puzzles, preferrably with less elements on the scren to interact with so that you don't have a pretty much infinite numebr of options to choose from to get to the solution. Plus the mechanics of the levels I saw seem very complex, I think you should consider introducing to those mechanics in a safer and more graspable way instead of letting the player discover those by accident before they could solve the level.

Finally, I see you rely heavily on post processing effects, they look cool obviously, but make the game lag a lot (I saw some other players pointing out lag, and its an UE5 game therefore it is already pretty laggy by default).

Game looked nice though, and I especially liked the level's concept and final cutscene, they were funny.

Good job, keep it on :D

Sorry but the game is unplayable on my computer. It's lagging too much :(

I was able to beat the first level! I tried every combination of growing bigger/smaller (which never seemed to help in any meaningful way?), picking things up, trying to bunny hop, trying to jump off of things I was holding, and could not for the life of me figure out any other level.  The timer, especially in level 1, adds so much pressure when you don't know what you're doing. I really did appreciate just having all the levels available from level select, though, as I was able to at least get a glimpse of what was going on everywhere. Is level 6 anything beyond just walking forward and then falling? Fun atmosphere there (and throughout!)

I also have to admit the sound of the pickup gun was really grating and hard to bear, and while I liked it in general the post processing was a little extreme, creating quite a fisheye lens effect that triggered motion sickness I usually don't get. This all maybe sounds harsh - I really like what I think the idea of the game is, I'm just not sure I ever got to feel like I understood it after quite a bit of time with it. Happy to revisit it if I just missed something obvious about how to play, it seems cool in theory!

i like the the how it looks your game, UE5 can do amazing things