My experience was totally different of other player so i'll share it, in case it provides some interesting feedback. First of all, I never played Castlevania before, so I'm a "new" player. My issue was I got locked before the second door. I suppose it wasn't a bug that I couldn't reach the visible door, and that I had to reach the platform above. It took me a long moment to figure out that I have to jump on an enemy to reach it. I only had two health left, so in two tries I died. Is it normal to take damage when we jump on enemies ? In addition I felt like I was kind of a tank, very slow, so it wasn't even enjoyable to keep trying.

On a positive note, I think the mood of the game is really good, both in music, sounds and art. Good job

From the main character's walking animation, it's obvious that he's here to kick ass — and in the end, he destroyed the very thing that created him: Godot itself. The music slaps, the visuals live in a single cohesive flow, the controls are hardcore — slow, but they work as intended, I suppose. I got whacked on the head by some cats, but the boss was defeated, and that means something.

This game captured the nostalgia of the older games really well! It was interesting. I was kind of stuck, but that is a skill issue for me. The movement was a little slow,  but I understood that you did some updates. It was great overall. 

Really fun but I think I bugged the "godot boss". I hit it when it was moving down and  it didn't reset it's position, it looked like it just kept going off screen. I don't know if I finished the level or the game bugged but it was really cool. I agree with the other comment, movement a bit faster would make the feeling a lot better.

Decent castlevania clone. Visuals were okay. Sounds were good. Gameplay mostly fine, but the speed was much too slow for my tastes. I think the game would a lot better if you walked faster.

On the screen where you can fall into the pit, the death for that section is not coded.