I like this game, it is simple for what it is, and I understood the concept and gameplay loops quite easily. Essentially I got back home by running, dodging and removing restraints when nobody is around.

There are some bugs where the window does not update/ match the restraint on the movement screen, this is especially true with the chain and ball. I also notice that sometimes I think I removed the collar, but it pops right back again when I change rooms.

In general going sonic speed when people are closing in helps beat the game, only Bolas is a real threat because of his bolas covers a large portion of the screen. It also helps that enemies stop trying to restrain you when you are completely bound, I think that's smart design.

Sometimes projectiles follow you into the next map, unsure if intentional.

When there is an entrance with only one tile of entry the game can go into an unwinnable state, there's a map where there are two Latex guys and a 'trap' room with a jewel. If you go take the jewel two guys will come and block off the exit, you can kill one but the other will just tell you 'Pool's Closed' and stop you from going out. There's not way to get around him unless you restart the game.

I didn't like boulders much, feels like you get punished for even coming close to them, which leads to a death spiral if there are multiple enemies in the room.

This isn't my preferred artstyle since I enjoy anime more, gameplay-wise I definitely can appreciate what ElizaDev is going for!

I am not into kinks in this game, but I was told on a stream this was your game, so I gave it a go.

I tested on Linux. Alt+PrtSc froze the game for a while, but I have no idea if that was just godot thing.

I did not expect complete lack of sound, but of course it is a work in progress.

Ranged enemies were the worst. It always felt like I just gotta get hit max number of times and slowly pass through their rooms and then try to unlock all the punishing gear with minigames.

The minigames ranged from super easy to impossible. I think their difficulty scales with what you wear, but I think it can snowball out of hand.

I pretty much never had the opportunity to "attack".

It took me a while to figure out what bondage can be unlocked. It also took me a while I can remove them in the first place.

I got sandwiched in a tunnel by blindfold guys from both ends and had to restart.

At some point the big guys just stopped casing me even when I was right next to him.

Somehow, I got to the blue level.

The hitbox on mines is much larger, than what I expected. I think hitboxes are not very accurate in general.

Chests can be good and bad? That just teaches me not to go for chests, because the risk is greater than rewards.

This is my experience so far:

I start up the game and head to the 'welcome' door. Immediately, I hit a snag on the first room due to a invisible wall on the path that I couldn't get around. With no other choice, I restart the game.

My second attempt fares slightly better. I manage to get through the first room and come across three enemies. My attacks have no impact on them – no knockback, no damage – and after around 3 or 4 seconds, they freeze in place. 

Moving on to the third room, everything is engulfed in a white hue and my movement becomes excruciatingly slow. I in the subsequent rooms, the enemies use an attack with such a powerful knockback effect that I can't reach the next room. Stuck again.

Reload the game once more.

In the third room, there's a key in the corner which I grab. However, an enemy follows me and, just like other runs, eventually freeze in place, but now he blocks my path, leaving me cornered. Stuck again, and have to reload the game.

Removing some items from the character is just an impossible task – some are doable, while others seem downright impossible. Also these tasks are very boring to do and feel disconnected from the game overall experience. if you got unlucky and a couple of them are the impossible ones them what is the options? the player just go blind and super slow for ever? this, I believe, needs addressing.

These are the technical issues I've encountered thus far, my patience ran out and I quit the game.

I have to say that I can't see this item removal mechanic becoming interesting even if you fix all the bugs, I think it needs a better and more interesting mechanic.

Disagree with Mado on the writing style, think it's neat, do agree with him that slow down makes for a more boring experience. 

Map generation does not seem to work flawlessly, produced some initial runs where you could not progress at all. 

Give her a health bar and have the gameover be some sort of lewd stuff, heading further into the Binding of Isaac route is probably an endless flow of patreon money. Item combinations, items working in different ways depending on what bondage is applied to you, and projectiles right from the start that change based on item pickups. 

But the slowdown has to go, it makes it tedious to explore and see all the funny and clever details you are known for, such as stepping on a mine and being blasted into another map.