Snapback

I was invested right up until the camera levels appeared, which are completely broken and lack any kind of logic

game is oddly slow paced and crashes often requiring you to alt+f4 due to being in a loading screen

Game has potential

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I was going to play this game through before leaving this negative review, but I really couldn't. The game is enormously slow paced, and there is little to no action. The teleportation mechanic is very janky, and the snapback, while cool in concept, feels basically useless in the scenarios. The audio is very very jarring, and the character controls really badly. Movement is incredibly floaty, and again- weirdly slow. The walking animation is also absurdly bouncy, and the death animation takes a while to play out. I couldn't turn the sensitivity down to a playable level- in other niche indie shooters like Perdition this isn't an issue, as I can just lower my DPI- but for this game it was the final nail in the coffin that made it quite literally unplayable for me.