Nice work! Lots of polish and it played well. The soda sign was delightful! The main thing (aside from more game) would be gamepad support.

Awesome concept, awesome visuals, awesome soundtrack.. Really.. Just an amazing short game. Enjoyed every second of playing and seeing the rocket jump as a way of progression really filled my heart with joy (as a sucker for platforming and metroidvanias in general lmao)

Absolute cinema, absolute peak level and game designing <3

Only disappointment (not in a bad way) was not beating up a boss at the end xD

Also minor improvement is slowing down the text at the end.. Other than that, you guys did a phenomenal job! <3

Much love ~ Alucifex

The art is cool, the robots are very Portal looking, the music was also fine.

I think tying the double jump to a resource that has to recharge honestly hurt a little the pacing on the gameplay, a lot of time was spent me just standing still, waiting for the thing to finish reloading, doing nothing.

Neat demo! I really liked the sprite of the main character, reminded me a bit of zero suit Samus in Zero Mission. The level and the music were pretty good too.

The gun was fun to use, and there was a nice sense of progression with the damage upgrades. The use of "ammo" for double jump and dashing is an interesting idea, but in practice I think it was a kind of an annoyance.

Regardless, good job!

That was very short, but it's serviceable.

The title screen and splash art are gorgeous, I really like them, and I also love the heroine's pixel art design, and her animations are very charming, she kinda reminds me of Metal Slug in some sense, despite having a very different artstyle.

I really like gunslinger characters in general, it's really fun to see them just solving all of their problems with lead in a way or another, like the way the shotgun was implemented as mainly a movement tool that just happens to damage enemies, that was super cool!

Movement felt okay-ish, there is nothing inherently wrong with it, it just lacks some polish. For instance, there is no coyote time, wich is kinda essential for characters that moves at high speeds like our little friend here, and everything also feels a little too weightless, I don't really know how to explain, but it's mostly due to how the animations doesn't quite flow super well with what is happening. Like, the character moves way faster than her walk cycle implies, and there is no animation for actually using the shotgun, wich kinda uhhh..... Makes it look like she is just super farting, I'm afraid x)
(I mean looking at it again, it seens like the blast comes off from her boots? Either way, it felt too subtle for something that I think should be way more dramatic, if you get what I mean)

I like the idea of the reloading mechanic, but I think it could be more refined. For instance, it should give better visual feedback aside from just writing it on the HUD.... Coming back to Metal Slug, an animation for that state would be the most ideal, but since that is definitelly a lot of work to do, just a few particles affected by gravity coming out the character to show the old rounds being discarded, or something like that would be great! Information like these that limits the player's action while they're on the middle of acting should be extremelly on the nose, since if the player is focused on the immediate gameplay like platforming or fighting, they won't really have their eyes on the hud at the moment, and subtle changes to it are harder to be noticed by peripheral vision.

I think that's all I have to say about this one. It's charming, but it also is sadly a little too short to really start enjoying it, but I understand this was probably a time constraint issue, I appreciate that you released it at all, that's already great

i liked the jump shotgun that was funny me likey. movement and shooting felt pretty nice. peak

I enjoyed what little time i got to spend with this! I enjoyed the the movement and gunplay, although i feel the control scheme was a little awkward to get used to, and It wasn't immediately obvious at first that the shotgun is actually a dash/double jump ability.

Overrall i did enjoy the game, and I like the concept of badass girl with a sentient gun! I hope there's more areas added in the future!

It's not a big deal, but it would've been nice if the controls were explained in game. Especially since they are a little unusual; arrow keys for movement + AS or ZX and the surrounding keys for actions would be more intuitive I feel like. Plus, I think those would've felt a little less awkward to control.

Music is pretty cool. Also I like the sound the checkpoints make, I find it amusing.

The sentient gun thing isn't really conveyed well in the game at all, and kinda caught me by suprise when the text on the end screen started talking about it.

I like the shotgun upgrade; making a dash/double jump explosion/gun-themed is cool I think. I also like the double jump is sort of an attack as well. I would've maybe liked if it could also be used as a weapon though.

Movement as a whole feels awkward though. The lack of acceleration + lack of fixed jump height makes platforming feel very imprecise, which did get to be a bit of problem when the instant-kill lasers started showing up. Also, stopping in place to shoot felt very pace-breaking.

And it's just a little thing, but the flying enemies coming in from off-screen with 0 indicators makes certaom platforming segments kind of annoying.

Overall though, it's a neat game. 👍

The game itself is solid art is cute, I like the level design too. I do find myself fighting with controls quite a bit. Might benefit from a nicer control scheme, controller support and well as some coyote time for the jumps. 

Nice work overall.