Alright, this is a really cool idea. Unfortunately, the project suffers from a lot of navigational issue. It's hard to tell where you've been and where you should go. It's also difficult to be able to tell what each object does. If you could manage to improve on those points, I think you'd have a good game on your hands. 

I made it to the organic zone (mostly by luck) and I stopped there. Maybe the solution is to have a map that indicates the links between the different loops better as well as adding landmarks to each loop.

The way you implemented the metroidvania formula withing a rail-shooter is really interesting. I like that despite being on rail you actually have great freedom of movement and you need to figure out where to go and how. But I struggled to locate myself in this world: I wished it had big landmarks in the middle of the loops, so I could quickly recognize where I was and where I was headed. I took a long time to find the way out of the first zone.

My other complaint is the lack of affordance for most of the gameplay elements. I was confused during most of my playtime, having no clue what the different things were or did. I always appreciate a little mystery, but my confusion would often persist after interacting once or twice with an element, which was frustrating. Sometimes it was clear (going through a red circle alerts new enemies, got it) but other times I wasn't sure how cause and consequence related to each other.

Despite the game's repeated warnings, I played with a gamepad because the mouse & keyboard controls were just too complex for me. It was fine, though I would have preferred the acceleration/deceleration to be a boost while you hold the button rather than two buttons you have to constantly juggle between. But it's a pretty minor gripe.

I gave up in the Organic level because the difficulty ramped up too fast for me. I just couldn't shoot down all the enemies while avoiding tripping the reinforcements while also looking around to identify where I was and where I should go (the rails became much longer and twisty between level 1 and 2). That being said, I'm no expert at those kind of games, so take it with a grain of salt.

Again, very interesting entry, with a nice feel to it. I could see it growing on me if I had more time to dedicate to it. Good job! ;)

I think the idea of an on rails shooter metroidvania is really interesting, and the aesthetics were cool.

I'm not sure if its just because I'm not used to playing games like this, but my problem is that it was super difficult to navigate around and know what to do (which I think in this case the art style maybe made it even more difficult by simplifying stuff even more).

I managed to reach the the 3rd area (lattice zone?). But I just couldn't get past it and it was really bright so it was even more difficult to see.

Some other small stuff I noted: probably make locked "gates?" more obvious, it took me a while to figure out what they were, as they only had a subtle bubble around them. Maybe make your projetiles a bit bigger too? It was a bit difficult to aim to enemies, specially because they were kind of small (could also be I'm bad, my only experience is star fox 64 which did that)

playing it was super interesting, and seems hard to pull off this idea, which makes it cool to see if you can improve on it.

This game is super cool! I have to say the menus and UI are really well made and look good. The overall look of the game is pretty cool, I can definitely see the minimalist theme, its got a cool kind of star fox but neon look. The movement was a little bit hard to get used to, I'm not super familiar with rail base shooters so that could definitely be why. It was definitely a learning curve getting used to what visuals correlated to what purpose in the game (except for the magenta enemies that was pretty easy) but once I got it down it was pretty fun teleporting around the map, though I did get lost a little bit. The intro animation sequence is so cool though, I have no idea how you were able to make all of that in such a short span. Overall pretty cool game.