This gave me real diablo but hack and slash vibes.

An impressive amount of stuff for a game jam entry (3d, intro sequence, boss battle), however the overall game feel was setting this one back a bit. It could be improved by having some better feedback when hitting enemies, and most likely faster animations for everything. After I figured out that all I had to do was find the exit of each level, it was easy to just dash through to the end. I was impressed by the boss fight, and the "shaking cliffs" read very clearly that they were about to fall.

Here's a playtest!

I didn't make it to the boss, but I had fun playing! I saw where the 2nd portal was, but it was too far away and I kept falling off the edge. 😅

I understood what to do quiet well, but for me there was still missing some explanation.Like do all my abilities deal damage? Like the Dash? Or is it pure movement? How much damage do I deal? Overall the feedack was missing a bit for me. When I'm hitting an enemy and when not. Also I fell off the map some times trying to dash over to the other side. But thats due to keyboard input. You can only dash 0, 45, 90 ... and so on ... degree. I think you need to consider this while building the map.

I think if you keep polishing the game, making player feedback better and give the players a clear reason to keep playing, like upgrades and progression. This game has potential for a longer version. 

I appreciate the effort that went into this, but bounced off the game pretty quickly because the gameplay felt very repetitive and not satisfying at all (unclear when attacks were hitting enemies, falling down ledges a lot, very slow shooting)

It was very easy to cheese the dash ability and just walk around the map and find the portals to progress.

I only discovered that the green orbs where healing in the boss fight.

I liked the boss fight, incredible you guys did this in 2 weeks. It made me remember boss fights  like the ones in WoW.

Another thing I noticed, I didn't understand which key I had to press for the fire ability. All the other ability cards hint to a control using a lighter shade, an highlight, and in the fire ability the highlighted buttons are the wasd ones. As others have mentioned, it's not possible to understand if I'm hitting my enemies with the sword

This feels like a big game for a jam, well done! I couldn't tell if my swings were hitting anything, but the controls were mostly intuitive. I wasn't sure exactly what to do at first but after exploring a bit I think I understood the goal?

I'm impressed with the scope you were able to accomplish in 2 weeks! The character controls felt responsive, but it would benefit from having more feedback when hitting an enemy. With the first skeleton enemies, I couldn't tell if I needed to hit them more than once or I just kept missing

This game has a lot of charm and I really appreciated the intro animation sequence! One piece of feedback is that I had a little trouble understanding when I was in range of the enemies to hit them or maybe more feedback for hits/contact. Thanks for submitting!