Really juicy and enjoyable beyblade-like. Things that stood out to me in no particular order:

• The dash panels and scoring/ranking give off real Sonic vibes, and I'm all for it.
• The game feels a bit punishing overall. There are a few too few checkpoints for my taste, the damage can chain out of control fast (overcharge into enemy into spike ball into wall is like 60%), some of the platforming in levels 2 and 3 felt a bit too precise (the enemy on a narrow bridge just before the final checkpoint in stage 3 felt particularly cruel), it got a bit frustrating but still overall enjoyable.
  • Speaking of the enemy on the bridge, point trails are usually something that guides the player, took me a couple of plays to realize the one before that section with the mine right next to it was actually a high-risk high-reward opportunity rather than the intended path.
• I got to cheese the final boss a bit by hiding behind a spike ball and two of those blue hammers, and watched as it kept on running into it. I think it could've benefited from a health bar as well, for some feedback on how well you're doing given how long it is.
• The charge icon is small and, being in the corner, forces you to take your eyes off the target just as you're about to attack. Not sure how intentional this extra difficulty of landing a perfect hit is, but another visual cue could've helped.
• Graphics are simple but I really like the style, especially the UI! It's cool seeing a 3D web-build game in such a short jam!

Before I get into talking about performance like everyone else, I just wanna go over how I love the idea and simple but effective visual design of the game. I never felt like there was a point in the game where I lost because of anything except my own fault, which is a great way to avoid people discarding your game!

However (and I know others have already mentioned this but my review comes after your patch) I still ran into performance issues on the web version. My PC isn't low end either (Ryzen 5 5600 G, 24gb of DDR4 ram, RTX 3050), and yet I couldn't find a way to get the web version to load properly. I ended up resorting to the windows build (which worked flawlessly).

I honestly believe this is more to do with Godot's terrible web build support, and so I won't take any stars away because of it (and because I know the feeling of a web build not working as a Godot dev myself).

yo good job on submitting the game, the graphics is simple but does the job, and the take on the theme is really neat, now i did run into some performance issues on the webgl version, but that's def because of shader compiling, which could be a lil tricky to deal with, cuz yeah the game was lagging when i started playing but then it just ran smoothly after some time, the controls are nice but i felt the bounce from the walls doesn't exactly follow how much velocity you have (for example if you are just moving very slowly and hit the wall, you'd bounce off with a lot bigger force) which could be a bit problematic when you're going through tight places, also the dash charge should be a lil faster too, also it seems in some places you've put alot of gems and stuff but in order to get them you'd need to go through alot of obstacles, and the problem here is they're near impossible to go through without getting hit as they require near perfect movement, making them not worth the trouble, but yeah other than that good job on making the game, i've had fun playing it B)

Loved this game. Really like that the less spin you have the more it wobbles. Does feel like controlling a spinning top. You should try the cpu particles instead of the gpu. Sometimes it helps my games run better in the browser.