Cool environments felt quite grand, I think the issue with big games is that they have too much empty space to fill, but it did give that nice sense of scale 

You stole my character design sir, I am callin da cops on you! Just kiddin! Game is pretty cool, but runs like dookie in the browser on my slow pc so I didnt progress much. One note would be to animate the character's hand next time cause I thought the game had frozen several times cause nothing on screen was really moving, especially in the opening room.

Game tried to go Fullscreen when i pressed start which isn't ideal for Webgl games and It froze to while doing it. Possibly best to keep it windowed and have the option for Fullscreen if the user wants to.

I loved the movement. I think you went into Quake style and to me it was awesome. Main menu button style was neat, really enjoyed it. Hand model, spell casting effect (speed, visual, shadows) was great and you found a perfect sfx for it.

Unfortunately there were many things I didn't like or could be improvemed:
1. Every area/level in the game felt like it was stretched on purpose. Lots of pointless running. I would be expecting distances to be shorter or I'm running straight for too long. To my taste, ofc.
2. When you are looking at the portal or any interactable object, the text is small and white. Easily blends into environment and most of the time hard to notice. Possibly you didn't have enough time for that but its something you can polish in the future.
3. I felt like room placement wasn't that good. Had vibes of 90s~2000s games. Too simple, too empty like it was last minute design. I'm not blaming you if that was the case or it was by design.
4. A small thing but you have a very cool and well crafted main menu with nice button design... But the text in the middle ruins everything :D It looks like it was added in last minutes before submission and stands out of the main menu style a lot. Changing font and/or maybe placement could easily improve it.
5. Probably you already know it but hands can get into the wall :) (Model wise)

With that being said, you still created a great and quite ambitious game. Kudos to you. Hope that you will continue the development and keep on polishing it.

This is a cool concept with an impressive scope for a game jam! Moment-to-moment gameplay feels tight and I like the retro 3D aesthetic. It's a small thing but one of my favourite parts was the music changing per biome and the matching the mood/theme of the area, that feels great as a player. I also really liked variety of levels and the overall mood and feel of the game, it felt immersive and it was usually clear where to go/what to do, alot of mechanical polish under the hood as well with a few quality of life features that I really appreciated.

 Feedback wise, I would try and refine the idea (i.e. mechanics and genre fit) a little bit, first-person plat forming is a very difficult thing to pull off and make fun when combined with another idea, and I found myself wishing there was more of the spell casting and looking/interacting with cool shit and less of the fall-dying and jump puzzles. Also, it's super minor, and I'm sure you just ran out of time, but I would add some animation or visual effects to the hand, in a first person game you're looking at that weapon the whole time, it needs to have some visual interest.

Overall, this was an impressive effort, I'd be excited to see where this game went if you decided to keep developing it!

Great art !