-You can hover infinitely by mashing sword throw (this works better when you're throwing it at nearby ground as the ability to throw again retriggers)
-Dashing doesn't seem to give any speed in the direction you're facing unless you have forward or back pressed. Maybe this is by design but I felt like when strafing and pressing dash I should have gotten some momentum int he direction I was facing.
-If you press jump quickly enough you can get a quick double normal jump and boost your initial jump height slightly (and then still do a double jump afterwards)
-The SFX for the character's grunts when jumping are kind of distracting.

Not my style of game so it's hard to judge on how fun it is. The combo pop-up and FOV shifting definitely give it some sauce. What's the plan here? Will it be abstract arcade style levels in the future or a more grounded and narratively driven world (like what I assume Mirror's Edge is)?

Jumped right into the levels lowest on the list. Level 17 can be completed by using the wall boost to get some height and spamming the sword attack while aimed at the platform to slowly rise up into the air. 
I'd like to see a story to go along with why she's carrying noodles and performing parkour. If you do something.. like she is a gig-economy food delivery driver who also live streams her work, it would allow you to build her up as a character and explain why she's providing narrative while in the middle of jumping between platforms. Think of a filter showing a live chat while she's jumping, you could use that to provide real time commentary on how well or poorly the player is doing  at the stage, with the heroine responding to chat.

feels fast. But I think the anime speed lines are a little too strong. have you compared adding a little radial blur as well? IDK if it would be an improvement, but I kinda imagine it might

I had fun figuring out how to get to the end of each level and liked how gradually it challenges you with more skills.
some feedback :

1. need some sort of edge pulling so it's not so frustrating to land on a small platform
2. you can exploit it by throwing sword at a nearby obstacle which makes you float infinitely
3. replace main character voice with female voice

Had a fantastic time with Velocity Noodle 3(d). Something I think I failed to say is I see zero reason why there's a portrait of the girl on the bottom left of the screen.

Game: Velocity nooDle

First Impressions: Why is there an anime girl on my screen? I like the movement. Especially sliding, The game should be all sliding and speed ups, in fact, no girl, she should be a car and it should be called f-zero. I’m pretty sure I broke a bunch of the levels and didn’t do it the way I’m supposed to and you better not change that.

Afterthoughts:

I did the air dash level without air dashing because I didn’t read lol. Will there be a story or more to this game? Right now, it's a good proof of concept and it was pretty fun, I beat all the levels.I can see it getting old if it’s just a bunch of short challenge levels, if there were a story or some other kind of action (shooting) maybe it would be good, or if the levels were really big.

Things that didn’t work the way I thought they would:

I was hoping there would be more straightforward running segments so I can do fun stuff, like the sliding.

Short vers review with video 

Personal Engagement 7/10
I don't like speedrunners games but I liked that the game didn't punished being sloppy
I feelt the game kinda slow but I'm again I don't like speedrunning
The hud is weird, maybe the girl s too big?
Ideadev: Eating Noodles could be a fun minigame to master while speedrunning (a double game)
Tried to play normally but found out the katana exploit was quite fun. you might have to consider a cooldown