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It was fun and exciting to play. The visual style looks cool and futuristic. 

I had some problems with the movement, I got stuck and couldn't move until I jumped or pressed another key. Also, sometimes when I tried to upgrade my weapon, it glitched and restarted the  upgrade's animation itself. Besides that, when I was moving and started shooting, I couldn't move. I don't know if this was made on purpose, but I spent most of the time jumping and shooting while I was moving to avoid this.

At last, It might be a bug, but when I came with the boss, It didn't do anything. I just shot it, and the game ended.

I enjoyed the weapon upgrades; however, I think it could be better if you were able to swap between weapons by yourself instead of automatically swapping when the ammo runs out. I didn't know that there was a sniper after the laser until I played it for the second time. 

Overall, I think this is a great game! I can see your effort and the result of a well-done work. 

Those are very strange movement and input bugs you described. No, none of that is intended and I haven't seen or heard about any of that behavior before. Honestly, I'm impressed you stuck with it, that sounds frustrating.

Were you playing in WebGL? That can cause some weird issues, especially with mouse sensitivity, because of how it buffers frames. I would recommend trying out the Windows build if you run Windows, this game is frankly just a bit too much for most Browsers, but I put it up there anyways for convenience sake.

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I played the windows version. Maybe it's because my keyboard. I'll try to play it on another device.

Edit: Yup, it was my keyboard. I played it on my laptop and it moves well. I think it's time to buy a new keyboard. 

Ah, okay. You really had me scratching my head with that one.

Just so happens that I also had to replace my keyboard while developing this title. The Right Arrow key didn't register input anymore, which once I understood what was happening, didn't seem like the hugest deal, but I found it made coding pretty much impossible.