Nice job overall! I found it really difficult, and that's partially because I couldn't always get the dagger to do want I wanted. But I started to get the hang of it. The controls felt like you wanted the game to be in the rage game genre. I thought the 5th screen was very difficult and that the game had not taught me how to handle that type of drop yet. 

But I thought overall the level design was pretty good! The addition of heating up the sword with the lava is a good idea and gave a another good objective to achieve. Was fun to finally beat the levels. Nice music too! Great job! Congrats on your first game jam! Keep making games!

Got a time of 25:57.5. This is a fun game. The game is quite hard, plays like a rage game too. I do like the challenge a bit and had a nice 26 minutes!

For some criticism I'd say I really don't like you are using the same button for the jump and spin, which when during some intensive wall climbing, it was too easy for a single misclick/early click to get the whole momentum down, or worse yet fallen into a pit and need to restart the room. I strongly suggest binding that to a different button, either mouse 2, space or S (down) or whatever, any of these would make the gameplay much more enjoyable. Another one is that the physics felt inconsistent from time to time. Sometimes the jump is just not as powerful as the other jump. My guess will probably be either the dagger's rotation, the pressing position, or both. Not sure how to fix that one though but I think fixing that will certainly reduce some un-needed rage.

Anyway, this is a nice little game! Keep up the good work!

This was fun and frustrating at the same time,  also great atmosphere. Thanks for all three.

The game was great but ruthless with its difficulty. The movement never felt fully consistent and sometimes felt like a gamble but was satisfyingly fast and easy to use. the fire mechanic introducing both timed and multi-segmented areas were interesting. the rope mechanic felt underutilized to me as they were just a way to move a barrier for theatrics but could have been a dash prevention method or something like that. I also somehow managed to softlock it.