This is fun and an ambitious jam game.

I loved: the music, the logo, the vibe.  The city level, with all the chaos and destruction is awesome!  It really feels like it's under attack and there's some nice enemy variety.  The little people running around is such a good touch and really helps get the scale across.  The controls for the player were nice and simple and intuitive. Its quite playable.

what I think could use some work:  The character movement itself feels very floaty, and the animations don't blend at all. Some of those animations, like the melee attack and the roll, need some editing because they don't line up at all with the actions. The walk animation doesn't look believable when it comes to contact with the ground and the player speed.  The melee attack in general I'm not sure what's going on, there's just a swirly area around you that's in the attack zone, and I had the melee attack animation get stuck looping a few times.  The default mixamo animations don't map well to an anime style mech IMO, you want to cut down the time-to-action to give them some punch/juice.

In the end, this one made me smile, I had a good time with it and I think yall did a great job.  Nice work

Good job!!! It’s a really fun gameplay with a lot of “juice”, like it’s satisfying to play this game!

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The OST is cool - it was like argent guitars intermixed with... jungle? (I don't know genre names that well) I went and checked out another project with audio by Luca afterwards and was impressed by that one, too ('The Swarm', really nice synth tracks!) The movements on mouse took a little getting used to for me until I realized the scale, being that the player character is like 60 meters tall. Then the projectiles made more sense, too. Ended up able to clear the game with the gun stun --> sword followup.  I noticed the aiming behavior got disrupted by directional input in an unexpected way (not sure if it was intentional), but I really appreciated the fact that you have a genuine boss fight at the end.

The little people, I fell onto them a couple of times... I defeated Gelanor, but at what cost?

Really liked how you had to knock out enemies and finish them off. Also player animations look quite nice and smooth. The city feels quite alive with all the chaos going on, tanks driving around (I tried to ride them but couldn't sadly xD - the mech would only levitate above them) and people (found out what they were by walking over them o _ o). Also UI style is really interesting to look at. 

Though strafing and aiming with mouse was a little uncomfortable. I guess it was designed for controller but I don't have one 😥

Anyway, great game 👍

best part about it is really music, made me feel like I'm some infinite loop, idk, this with the fluid animationa and stuff when you fly, it works quiet well. 

Really impressive! 

Overall a fun experience, I really enjoyed trying to time the rocket with the enemies velocity. It has an older game vibe to it in which I really enjoy. Also being able to fly around is super satisfying. Great work on this!

Jogo mt bom, bem legal o boss mudando de comportamento enquanto eu mato ele, voar é top.

A game of this scale within 2 weeks is an insane work!

The combat is very enjoyable after getting used to the control, thoughI do find the camera movement a little hard to control, but that's the only issue I found. Everything else is a job well done! 

Quite an epic scale and some very cool presentation :O

I really like the one button quick swap between the sword and the gun, the fading crosshair is also really well done.

I also really like the overall cinematic feel of this with the cool skydrop start to the dramatic boss introduction once you’ve fought off the enemies, the music is also quite a banger.

Gameplay wise i’ve had 2 small issues though, the melee range makes it a bit hard to hit enemies without taking damage, and the aiming when shooting feels a bit odd, i felt i was fighting the controls a bit, like the game tries to semi lock on something while i was still aiming manually ? not sure what happened there, could be just the web version though.

Other than that it’s a really cool entry, well done :)