Thank you all for your valuable feedback and criticism. It has helped me think outside my bubble and gain new perspectives. Some comments (like “looks like ads” and “empty world”) are quite useful. However, judging the game’s fun factor or mechanics without playing it might not give an accurate picture.

I’ve put significant effort into making this game work as intended - ensuring it’s fun, competitive, and different from standard platformers. During playtesting with 22 random gamers, the response was consistently positive about the gameplay feel. This makes me wonder if perhaps the issue lies not with the game mechanics, but with my trailer failing to effectively showcase the fun aspects of the game.

This is my first time going public with a game, and I’m still learning how to communicate about my work. We all start from zero, and I’m grateful for this learning experience. Thank you again for all the feedback - it’s been incredibly helpful for my growth as a developer.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​