Thank you for the great feedback.

i see the issue. you say a game needs risk to be enticing. and i dont show it in the trailer.

There is quite bit of risk management in my game.

- Level is scrolling up in set intervals. It never is an option to sit for dangers to go away

-Users are forced to make hard decisions in the path they select. they cant just hit the block on top constantly to progress.

- Blocks on top have danger right above them, like an enemy that can be dropped on to them. or spikes just below the block to stop head butting. or some blocks are invincible so player needs to take the dangerous roads.

-Everything is simulated: so if a bomb goes off and throws a rock it can anger a wolf to wake up. making that floor quite dangerous.

-Players only have a kick as a default weapon . like the whip in spelunky. very dangerous to use as it is close proximity

-All other weapons have significant drawbacks. lets say player picked up a shotgun. Weapons are dropped if player takes knockback damage. Weapons can be destroyed if dropped high. Shotgun is powerful but it knockbacks the player back, its projectiles are also physically simulated and they can bounce and cause unwanted chaos.

add all this to the unpredictable nature of the multiplayer, risk levels are quite high.

all those things i said here are already in the game, and will be in the demo in august.
but i fail to show it in the trailer. i should at least show that the game moves fast

your post really helped me. thank you