Vestige

[b]Details:[/b] (MY experience is %100 on controller) a one-shot title that lasts no more than a couple hours. fun, simple, minimalist, free, though a little janky. general polish is competent & to be expected for the limited development process of a student project [b]Points of success:[/b] easy to learn, elements are thoughtfully introduced, little or no down time. map is well crafted and secrets are nicely placed. once adjusted for, the platforming is fun even if a little primitive. [b]Points of failure:[/b] 1) platforming is janky for two main reasons, which require the player to adjust for them, making platforming feel very sticky & unnatural. 1-A) auto grapple to walls, causes many platforming issues, and sabotages many jumps. ...player must avoid all walls they wish not to stick on. solution: bind wall hanging to an input other than just directional movement. 1-B) poor platforming collision: the characters bounding box does not line up with the feet during jump animation, causing every platform to feel like their collision boxes are all an extra foot off the ground. ...player must jump higher than what would be intuitive . 2) combat is clunky due to a poor lock-on & awkward air attack aiming, etc. 3) camera is slow even at max sensitivity. 4) ambient audio is a little empty. 5) no endgame/replayability ie; [new-game +] &/or [custom content support]. [b]Conclusion:[/b] nothing ground breaking or innovative, just a simple generic 3d platformer, that neither impresses nor disappoints, i would love to see more future projects from the devs.