After reading in the thread that there were changes, I gave the game a second try and went all the way to the end of the second level.

The game has an interesting premise, similar to getting over it and the rage games designed to make people mad with difficulty and send them tumbling to the beggining of the level with their mistakes. But from testing, there are 3 truly difficult moments: The last part of the second level, the ramp in the first one and the beginning of the game. The beginning of the game is harder than the ramp, which doesnt make any sense to me. Maybe you want a big "this is the kind of challenge that awaits you" warning, but nothing afterwards compares difficulty-wise. In my opinion, it is much better to lull the player into a false sense of security and THEN put the challenge right aftwards.

I know the whole mechanic of game is based on rocket jumping like tf2 and quake, but whats the point of having the jump button? Wouldn't increasing the push power of the rocket get the same results playwise? 

The screens where the player starts very close to the bottom or to the side are more cumbersome to play. The area to click in those cases is too small for comfort. Here is a couple screens where this happened, but it does happen quite a bit.

I needed to play in full screen since I was clicking off the screen way too many times. Also I have no idea how I'm supossed to reach the last platform of the second level. The jump doesnt go as high as I need it to be.

I believe with enough polish and adjustments this can be a very fun challenging game. Nice work!

Hey! This is a cute concept and I love rocket-jumping. Physics stuff is always fun, and it's real simple and instantly grokkable.

Feedback:

• The options menu X-to-leave button being centred made me not immediately understand that's where I had to click - maybe move it to the top right? I'm not exactly the king of UX design, but that's where I'd expect an X to be. Maybe even change it to be the word "back", or a "back arrow" icon to stop the player assuming it'll close the game?
• The fact his little face winces every rocket jump is v. endearing
• Blindly jumping across screen transitions is a little concerning. It basically guarantees that you have to peek across the border, and the first time you have to do it (between screen 2 and 3) is kind of difficult. It might be worth making it easier - it seems like a very rough jump that early in the game.
• That same jump is Getting-Over-It-With-Bennet-Foddy punishing. Fucking up screen 3 sends you right back to the bottom of screen 2. Are these gonna be the stakes all the way through the game? It was more frustrating than I was expecting, especially given that you bump against the wall and the player is super slippery, so you slide back down. I nearly gave up there and then. It felt more like a difficulty wall than a difficulty curve.
• THIS jump was based - by the time I'd made it up here I'd spent a lot of time slipping and immediately knew what to do and what to press. Maybe the "difficulty wall" is cool for tutorialising the momentum so early?

• I then failed on the next screen and ended up back at the bottom of screen 2. This felt like a LOT of punishment so early on. Peeking up with that much on the line made me feel very anxious, but I overshot and slipped because of my momentum, I tried to fire my weapon to use recoil to stabilise myself, but even that wasn't enough.
• You bounce off walls REAL hard when you're airborne, no matter what your momentum is, so that very thin ledge on screen 3 is actually a lot thinner than it looks
• I am very compelled to keep playing - the gameplay is fun enough and the feedback of blasting yourself places is entertaining. I'm stopping playing for now, I've made it to the 4th screen and slipped down twice, and I gotta get up and do stuff, but I'll definitely return.

Apologies if this feedback seems unnecessarily harsh - I love the concept, but wasn't sure if you were going for _getting over it_ or _momentum fun puzzle platforming_ - at the moment it massively feels like the former, and if that's the intent, that's great. If not, the difficulty might be a bit offputting early on, unless the game is going to be super short.

Maybe it's just me, but I can't stand how much the player bounce off walls. It moves so slowly and with the low jump it makes it feel very, very weighty, but it fly off walls like it's  made of rubber.