I played through the rest of the game after following your instructions.
Beat all of the levels including Boss Rush mode. Boss rush took me around 3 minutes (screenshot above). I would say that my favorite designed boss would be that cyborg horse thing with the axe. Worst is probably the generator mid-boss, because enemies don't do damage without attacking you can just walk into the boss and trivialize the entire fight.
Finishing the boss rush locks the boss rush option in the menu (shown above). Not sure what's up with that.
There was a part of a stage where I assume this is meant for a different form to be able to enter. Collision box jank maybe?
Also there was a lot of screen tearing. I don't remember if it was this bad with the previous demos, but there was a high amount of screen tearing this time around to the point it was difficult to ignore.
Additionally here are some extra notes I took while playing:
Thank you for playing more and I'm glad the axe centaur was your favorite.
I think I understand why the boss rush got locked I forgot to change the number of unlocks back on that one.
I'm curious how that clipping happened, did you walk through there normally and it was just like that? I'm assuming you had transformed into the small form prior so maybe the collision didn't change back?
Did the screen tearing happen even with V-Sync on in the options menu?
I forgot to include in the movelist/tutorial that transforming from base costs 50 meter now, that was likely why you couldn't transform against the Red guy.
What controller are you using that's making motion inputs difficult? Does the same precision issue happen when you do the motion attack from neutral?
I think I did transform beforehand. So maybe that could be where the issue stems from.
About that. I don't know why but checking V-Sync options causes the resolution issue to occur again.
Xbox One Controller. Can't really tell if motion attack from neutral feels too different. But I did feel myself using those directional moves much less in general (at least when using the left stick) because of the input feeling finicky. However, it was easier to perform those moves on the D-Pad.
