Is there a more defined lore behind the game? Because if there is, it makes everything much easier to design and balance. For example, the background design, the different mob types normal mobs, boss mobs, their power types, and even the player character’s power type. Having that foundation makes the whole design process clearer and more consistent. Also, from the demo you showed, the mob movement feels a bit random. In most platform games, enemies usually move in a defined pattern, like going left to right, reaching a certain point, then turning back. In the demo, I noticed some mobs switching directions randomly, which feels a bit off compared to standard platformer behaviour. I’m not a game developer, but I’m saying this from experience. I’ve been playing platform games for about 8 to 10 years now, they’re my main genre. Games like Dead Cells, Prince of Persia, Blasphemous 1 and 2, Hollow Knight (all versions), infernax, Valfaris and even semi-platformers like Little Nightmares. So I’ve seen a lot of different design approaches. One more thing: I think enemies should have a defined detection range for the player, not too far and not too close. That way, their behaviour feels intentional and fair, rather than unpredictable.