Great entry! I enjoyed it about 85%, there were some really frustrating parts due to entering a room, all the enemies spawning in, then backing up a little to take cover but they’d despawn, then they all spawn in again. Initially I didn’t realize that what was happening, and when I did, I just had to charge through. Echoing other comments, I had to turn the audio way down since the gunfire was so loud.

It was cool picking up other weapons but it would be nice if, when out of ammo, they went away so I didn’t keep picking up a dud.

I think a little bit of texture would have been nice, with flat colored blocks and very little lighting, it was sometimes hard to parse the scene.

Definitely curious what this would look like with more time.

Had to play this game for username reasons!

Brutal and packed with action, loved the experience. Being able to pick up basically anything with telekinesis was super immersive and thoughtful. My biggest gripe is the mixing of all the audio all together, and no automatic shooting (having to spam left mouse button is something in a shooting game). Apart from that, it's an awesome game and I fully enjoyed it.

I like the presentation choice of making everything into texture-less blocks, and keeping the UI other than subtitles diegetic, it reads cleanly. Telekinesis felt like a decent natural extension of the base controls, though its naturalistic function overlaps a bit with the gunplay, fun with the rag dolls! The audio is welcome, if mixed rather loud, particularly for the gun. 

That's unfortunately as far as I could get with it, I just cannot play shooters well enough to get by the combat rooms. Metroidvanias can have the advantage of allowing for multiple ways to tackle a challenge, and leaning into that could've helped me out personally, though it's harder to pull off in a jam. I do understand that shooter literacy for the average gamer is decently high though, so it might not be too bad to lean on. 

I liked this the gun animations was good as well as the selection of sounds were also good they just need to be lower the difficulty was fun for me but it sometimes got hectic overall good job

I liked the mechanic of being able to pick up enemy weapons, and I think it worked well diegetically :)

I think my two main points about the game are:

- Because it uses primitive blocks, it ends up being difficult to understand the depth of the scenery when some blocks overlap in the view and there isn't a nearby light source.

- The number of enemies, as they respawn in large quantities, makes some rooms difficult to navigate.

I really liked how simple and visually appealing the shooting mechanic is.

My thoughts while playing the game:

• kinda loud, the shots are much louder than the other sounds making it hard to find a good volume and no options in game to balance volume, had to use the volume mixer
• movement is very linear, maybe adding some quick acceleration and decceleration to the player would make it feel better? Or it maybe is based in something else
• enemies shoot from farther than they can reach? and just keep there shooting? or they have bad aim? seems like they have bad accuracy at range
• you are not zeroing the vertical velocity when on ground, so the ramps bug when you fall and try to climb then, you need to if is_on_floor(): velocity.y = 0.0
• the enemies reseting when you change zones is kinda abrupt, the disapear when you change zones, and their position in the second area is in your face so the reaction is to find cover and then you leave their zone and they disapear, you need to eat some bullets and run somewhere with cover or you can just sit there and shoot back
• the stakes are very low on combat, a single enemy barely deals damage to counter the regen, and the precision on all weapons is low so sometimes they deal no damage, sometimes they deal a lot of damage, same for the player weapon sometimes I have to shoot 3 times just to hit when the cursor is center of mass
• the ragdoll is nice
• enemies sometimes just die? they can shoot each other? seems so. I feel they sometimes just die, maybe they are pushing the blocks and taking damage from that?
• the other weapons don't feel worth using? shotgun has short range and slow velocity and the smg has terrible accuracy, headshoting with the pistol feels like the best option?
• the telecnisis push is not aiming at the cursor, neither are the shots, but the cube not overlaping the aim reticule any time is more noticible, feels like the best strategy with the cube is to hold it then dash over then it seems to block bullets and still does damage while being held, it seems to have a short throw range
• they seem to die on the corpse of their friends, and this seems to be the best strategy
• the third room (the one with 3 servers) is a infinite spawn room? I was just killing them and letting them die on the pile of corpses when there as an explosion a ton appeared and the game lagged hard

The telekinesis was hand-down the best part of this game. Grabbing a box and hurling it at enemies that transitioned into ragdolls felt really good. It reminded me of Control, which is a great reference.

However, I encountered what looked like quite a few bugs. One of the more visible issue was enemies spawning and despawning right in front of me, apparently based on my position. I guess they're tied to the current room or a trigger, but that led to an impermanence that was very disorienting. But the more frustrating bug was that hits didn't seem to always register. Sometimes I would kill bad guys in a few shots and other times it took forever and I couldn't tell why. The reverse was also true, where I could stay immobile in the middle of a room and not lose health when shot. It all felt very inconsistent, which was very frustrating because there's a *lot* of enemies, with a lot of reinforcements, and they start shooting the second you're in the same room. It also happened that at one point I hid in a closet where enemies respawned right in my back. A few more checkpoints would have helped!

The visuals are okay, though I wish there was more feedback when you hit enemies. I liked that I could grab corpses and weapons to throw them at my foes. I had to lower the sound volume a lot because the first gunshot almost deafened me.  I appreciated the diegetic UI, that's a nice touch! Also the mission briefing as I progressed through the game.

With those quirks ironed out, this game could turn into a really nice Control-like! ;)

It was a fun game to play but the light-effects when anyone was shooting as well as the sound felt was a bit too intense. 

Cool game though

this game is very cool! if it was polish more like the other said about it this could be my favourite game to play haha

The sound mix was very off and it threw off a lot of the enjoyment,  also visually the bullets take up so much of the screen and hitboxes feel clunky. That being said, it is an interesting concept that could be expanded upon further in many interesting ways. I agree with LowQualityRobin's take on telekenesis. 

This is a really cool idea that I feel like you could get a lot out of.

I feel like the current implementation of telekinesis is a great start, but there's probably more you could do to make it flow really well with the rest of the game's mechanics. For example since the guns have limited ammo it could be cool if they were thrown like any other physics object instead of just dropped. They could also shatter on impact so the player doesn't mistake them for loaded guns. You could also pick up live enemies and have them shoot wildly as they try to break free.

The game has a few rough edges that I'm sure you're already aware of. But the most pressing I can think of are that the shooting sound is way too loud, enemies do too much damage, and there's no ammo display on guns.

However this is still a really solid foundation and an incredible mechanic to build a game off of.

(also the ragdoll physics are amazing)

pretty fun, it reminds me of the old Y8 games, maybe the SFX were too loud and the enemies shoot a lot at the start, that could be more progressive, but good game