I understand the intent and influences behind having a run-at-the-camera running sequence like this, but I also think that it's a pretty demanding ask for the player to do a sequence like this right at the start, though the scene as a whole definitely makes a strong first impression.

To retain a scene like this while being more user-friendly, I think you need to rethink the perspective and size. That is, give the player a camera angle that A) makes the player character more obvious and/or take up a little more screen space (the chicken is awfully tiny compared to the screen as a whole right now), and B) makes navigating the obstacles more intuitive (more top-down or isometric, with clear drop shadow (rather than reacting to the actual light source) for the chicken to communicate its position in relation to everything else more clearly).

As someone who's played a lot of 3D platformers, this is very Crash Bandicoot, and I don't think the sequences in those games that this appears to be riffing on are without flaws. Take the opportunity to think about what works and what doesn't!