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The fact that most or all of the minigames were in some way related to a play on "count down" was really funny! I had a blast playing this, really hit the nostalgia for me on those old flash games I used to play. 

Controls are unintuitive because you can only hold down one button at a time. Hitboxes are also a bit misaligned and you get stopped by hitting your head on pixels way too often. Gameplay aside, the artwork is beautiful and I like the take on "count down".

Could it be that I was playing on browser? Lasers would just pass through them completely, so the game was unplayable for me. 

So far my favourite take on "count down". The idea of a 'reverse roguelike' is such an amazing concept with so much potential I genuinely itch for a full-fledged game where the difficulty scales by slowly depowering you. Game design aside, the art is stunning. Only gripe is that I wish there were more animations to make combat more fluid/readable, but I understand that just comes with the 4-day time constraint.

The mirrors did not work when I played.

Gameplay was super fun, I love 3D movement platformers. That being said, the concept itself is pretty uninspired as it was just "timer counts down and you beat the level before the timer is over". Also wasn't a big fan of the level design, as there were way too many stairs that would just slow you down as you had to individually jump for each one.

Belts were a bit jank and buggy but otherwise cool concept.

Got softlocked a few rooms in when the path had an invisible wall.

Game seemed pretty fun but the waves last way too long and the gameplay is very repetitive. Would love to see different enemies and more variety in attacks.

I didn't really understand the premise of the game much. A lot of words also didn't count despite being english words.

It's really just flappy bird

Fun game but a little one-dimensional. Also really hard to kill all enemies in a level when some of them don't move.

Game was genuinely very entertaining, I would absolutely play many more levels if there were. Would love to see a bit more puzzle aspect.