It's a well rounded game. Aside from general "gib more content and new mechanics", it would've been cool to have more quirky background characters like Fisherman here and there. 

Pretty nice game. Finished it in one go: wanted to see the end. Really like the graphisms, the ambiance and the music. Good diversification of the environment too. However, the fights could be a little more tactic if the basic enemies could react when you attack then in the back. Good little experiment and original story where a little girl become a monster to vanquish a monster, I enjoyed my evening.

Pretty good game, pretty much any issues I had with the jam version have been ironed out. Most of what I noticed was pretty minor nitpicks - the music cutting out for a couple seconds after the jingle for collecting a rune was pretty awkward. Also somehow the shading on the protagonist's dress is slightly different on the save select screen from the main menu screen?

Otherwise I have very little to say about this just like with the jam version. It's a very competent but very standard metroidvania. Combat's not super interesting but also clearly not the main focus and doesn't ever overstay its welcome, visuals aren't especially outstanding but are plenty good enough and set a suitable ambience for each area, and with the adjustments to how spikes and the hair grapple work the platforming is now pretty satisfying and enjoyable. The abilities are nonstandard but also pretty specialized to interacting with specialized environmental elements so there's not exactly anything revolutionary there - worm is pretty fun though.