The art of each level looks great but the gameplay is difficult because of the movement. The movement is hard to control because of how fast the character moves, making the game feel unfair.

Anyway, I think the game art looks good, but needs some adjustment on the movement. Good job making it in 1 week.

Well this took a good 30 minutes :D It's such a fun and dynamic game! I liked CS Surf and deathruns, or newer ones like Warstride Challenges,  so I felt right at home. Needed a few minutes to adjust to the movement, but after that was quite easy. Around the lava level (2 or 4) and level 8 I almost quit, but I enjoyed the challenge a lot! I think level 7 was the best, with the big platforms allowing fast movement.

The pyramids surprised me and couldn't find the easter egg in the end, but I think I'll go through again and check :D

Back in high school they called me the trimp king, but this game's movement, it scares me. 

So after the necessary tf2 and RTGame references we can come back to the review. I liked the idea, each door hold it's own secret world and such but one thing which annoyed me to the point of no longer enjoying the game is movement. Especially level 4 moving platforms and ice physics. I failed countless times hitting something in the air and stopping completely, sliding off the platform, hitting corner of the platform and flying over it and so on and so on. I think your really nice game is ruined by how player character (pc) moves. Normally platforers allow to change pc momentum and have mechanics like coyote time to help with jumping from point A to B but your project doesn't have them and because of that it really suffers. Even games like the first Mirrow's Edge, which have a really slow acceleration and have more fluid movement, have this kind of stuff just to be more enjoyable and controllable. If you want to stay with this kind of movement in the future try to analyse how eariler mentoned Mirrow's Edge handles movement and why it is engaging. 

I am sorry but I can't think of anything more. One thing killed the fun for me. I believe the 2 day work time is to blame and I hope your next project will be better!

First off, I am a HUGE fan of KZ and bhopping and have a nearly 1k hours in Source games only on these kind of servers, and I also like a lot of other fast-paced movement platformers. The idea of this game fits the theme very well, although you could have made the goal also a door back to the hub to lean even more into the theme. A pause menu with basic settings like audio sliders, a back to hub button, and a field of view slider (which would also help with motion sickness and make the game feel faster) would be great additions. Before loading a scene from the hub, you could quickly fade to a white screen to hide freeze frames while loading. A quick reset bind on the R key, for example, could help reduce downtime while falling. You did a great job in making these places feel very big; by removing the floor and just replacing it with dense fog, you could double down on that feeling. At the moment, it's not very visible which platform will behave in which way; you could add slightly different colors or textures for the different kinds of platforms (falling, sliding...). A timer for each level and one for the overall time would give players a reason to keep playing and try to beat their personal best (could even implement a global leaderboard). I think the biggest thing holding this game back is its core player controller. Because it lacks the ability to air strafe, you really limit the possibilities in which players can choose to complete the level. It feels like you constantly need to hold yourself back from going faster because there is no satisfying way to slow down or to control the movement at really fast speeds. If you refine the controller to include proper momentum translation while bhopping and add air strafing, it would improve the overall feeling of the game by a lot. In general, it's a fun concept that is held back by the way the movement feels. Good starting point if you want to continue from here! Best of luck to you!

Fun game, with cool movement, i really enjoid it, and its funny, how our doors look very identical, with the glowing part :)