I like the concept of having to buy moves instead of a whole ability. Also the jumping and sprinting while rushing through the level felt fairly good.
The environment was basic but it created an interesting atmosphere.

I feel the timer was too generous and didn't build any pressure. Also  sfx/music would have greatly contributed to the feel of the game. But I am sure both were due to time constraints.

Either way, congrats on your first game jam submission!
Also quick tip if you want to avoid the two awkward overlapping fullscreen buttons next time:

Make the viewport dimensions setting on itch slightly taller than the game (e.g. 1280 x 720px -> 1280 x 770px) and disable the itch Fullscreen button.
Then you have the one fullscreen button from unity you can click and actually works.

This is good game and spectacular concept and love the tone despite flaws.

The first time I played, I beat it with 262 seconds left. I then went back and tried a few more times and ended up with 372 seconds left. Everyone's already suggested making the shop "on the fly" instead of a physical shop menu you have to open, and someone already pointed out the lack of sound, so I won't talk about either of those. My main points of feedback are:

1. A single sprint can carry you as long as you hold down the shift button, which makes it slightly overpowered since you can essentially pay 1 or 2 seconds to knock a huge percentage of your time off. If you want sprinting to be reserved for hard platforming sections, I'd suggest putting a time cap on it (again, this is where the "on the fly" system would shine).

2. Looking around itself costs time, so while the longer paths may have been shorter time wise, I feel like going "off path" is almost never worth it unless you're speedrunning and you already know which paths to take (source: me, who sorta did try speedrunning). If you want to encourage the player to strategize more, you could do something like allowing the player to scout out the path ahead of time. Note that this would turn the game into more of a puzzle platformer than an action platformer, which may be good or not depending on what you're going for.

Anyway, congratulations on your two month milestone!

I really like the concept of using time as currency! I do agree with some other comments about assigning keys to expend time, to perform the actions. Otherwise, the overall execution was very solid!

Concept is really great but I wonder if there's a way to maybe link the actions you can buy to a key because it's breaking the pace of the game to constantly go back to the shop. I wanted to buy things in advance but sometimes, my double jump were consumed when I was just doing a jump. I think the game is great though, very smart concept and perfectly executed. I'd love to see more of this!

I love the concept of the game! Your time as your currency? SO SMART. I think it would have been a smoother experience if there wasn't a shop to buy actions. I think instead, you should be free to do what you like, just at a cost. I spent about 100 seconds at the start because I didn't realise there was a shop and was just running in circles until I accidentally pressed "E" instead of "R". All in all, a very cool game! Congratulations!

PS. Would have loved it if you added a sensitivity slider; my sensitivity was so high, I needed to change my mouse settings for it to be playable ahahah.

Really cool idea! Great game!

Wow , great game!!

Great concept! I'd say making the colors pop out a bit would make it visually appealing even more! Well done tho!!

Interesting concept! My first suggestion would be to make purchasing abilities done with hotkeys instead of using a menu. Needing to open the menu every few seconds to buy a jump felt like the game was getting in my way. It might even be better to forgo the store entirely, and just let the player jump, sprint etc. but deduct the time cost when they do it. That would make the experience smoother and ultimately more fun. Good luck, and I hope you continue to develop this!

It was cool and creative game. I really liked your idea. The lack sound was my biggest problem with the game. Good job though! Just creating a full game in the limited time you had is a great accomplishment on its own.

Time Left 158! I think the idea of making time currency is interesting. I agree with others I think the idea of paying attention to make these decisions would work better in a less maze-like game. 

A solid concept and an interesting game, but I feel the idea of paying close attention to your surroundings would work a lot better in a less maze-like game. There are twists and turns, dead ends that don't feel like they play well into the core mechanic, which doesn't gel well with being lost. But the core mechanic was fun, and I quite enjoyed it.

It took me embarrassingly long to check the menu and figure out how to climb ladders >.<

Overall fun concept. Sometimes I felt like my jumps  were rest even though it said I had jumps left. 

The Idea is Great. Balancing is required. Its unique as well. I also suggest maybe decreasing the time the player has to reach the end

I like the idea, but it seems a bit unbalanced that the power_up are so cheap though. But with a bit balancing it seems like a cool thing to decide in a few seconds.

i quite like the idea, and the gameplay is fun, but i have a bit of an issue with the overall visual style. it’s kinda unclear where you’re supposed to go and the lack of any markers or visual differences just makes the level design feel less cohesive.