Nice work, I’m super jealous of how much stuff you did that I wanted to do but didn’t; I don’t know what it is, but I love the 2d character in a 3d world. Lots of panache and I really appreciate the gamepad support!

I think the core is ideas are good but a handful of changes would help. I don’t know if it was gamepad related or something else but the elevator especially was often really finicky, I’d keep pressing up or down but nothing happened, step off then back on for maybe 15s. But not always, sometimes it just worked. After reading a terminal, I couldn’t move left or right but was able to jump and maybe that made moving work again. Also gamepad not working in the menus was a bummer.

Having a little something for the surfaces when things are depowered would have been really nice, maybe just around the character. Since the level was so simple, it wasn’t too bad but if it would have been a bigger game by even a small amount, I can imagine it being frustrating to navigate.

The bird interactions where confusing, at first it felt like a buddy but then I had to attack it?

You definitely have something cool to build on here, keep at it!

Awesome art and music leading to a solid sense of atmosphere. The way the music was handled was especially great

Controls took some time to figure out, even with the instructions. There were some finicky things like elevators not reacting some times or antigravity not feeling super intuitive

Overall, this was a very fun and unique take on a magical girl metroidvania with plenty of potential for expansion and refinement!

Very cool demo! The overall presentation and the menus were very impressive for a gamejam game. The story looks interesting and the bird as a recurring character is a neat idea. Loved the player sprite and the music, especially the transition at the end of the demo. The 3D backgrounds were nice too, although a little bit of light around the player in dark areas would have been nice.

It was a bit hard to figure out all the controls, especially for zero gravity (doubly so because there was no clear indication when the player was in "zero gravity" mode). Though I assume that's partly due to time constraints and giving the player all the abilities in rapid succession that would normally be spread throughout the game.

Sucking out energy from devices is a cool mechanic, though it didn't seem to come up again after the beginning and my energy seemed to regenerate on its own just fine. Also, I personally think LeftClick to aim and RightClick to shoot should be reversed by default, though that might be just me.

Either way, very impressive prototype with lots of potential for a full game!

Aside from being a bit laggy on my device, it was a very solid metroidvania experience. I can see some megaman in here too. The character design is nice, really cute.