Please change the shoot button. For instance making the shoot button mouse1 would be really helpful.

An alright game but it needs some improvements,

Try to change the shoot button from e, since it's kinda awkward with shooting e with the wasd keys as your movement. I would recommend left click as a better alternative

Make the shooting feel less slow as it kinda ruins the feeling of a run and gun if you have to wait to shoot another bullet to the skeletons.

Other than that, it's an ok first level and I could see improvement with this, I hope you do in the future.

Alright now here are some thoughts

For one, please change the button to shoot. The E button gets in the way of WASD which makes it very easy to bump into spikes or a bullet. I would have much rather prefer right click to shoot instead.

The crate's hitboxes are a little wonky. There were times where i spent a total of 10 seconds trying to break one with the roll. I later understood you could also shoot them to break them open, so theres a nice compromise.

You can easily get ambushed by the skeletons, so i suggest making them a tiny bit slower for a little more breathing room.

In the first room, i didn't understand where to go until i gave the walls a hug. I suggest making the exits a little more clear to see so people fumble around alot. Another problem is that sometimes is when you enter a room, you are guaranteed to take a hit to a spike if your going too fast. Maybe have the spikes spread out a little more?

That's all i can say really, everything else was fine for me! Would like to see some more updates to the game soon! Take your time!

Okay, so I like what you're doing here. I know this is an early build but there's a lot of work to be done:

For starters, as it is the game is just no fun to play—it's frustrating from the get-go: Enemies are bullet sponges and not being able to hold the fire button to fire a slower stream of bullets like in most shooters of any kind ends up harming both the player's mouse and wrist (both problems could be fixed by giving the player a lower fire rate and reducing their health, for instance. But it's your game, not mine).

Speaking about enemies, the most intuitive action would be to have them become hostile when taking damage. They're (un)living creatures, not stationary turrets with a fixed range.

Then there's the fact that there's so little feedback when getting hit. The sprite changes very slightly, but that's too suble to notice in the heat of battle.There¡s also no flash of colour, no particle effect and no sound effect. This can make dying, which feels very sudden since the transition to the game over screen is instantaneous instead of giving the player half a second to process the fact that they just failed, especially frustrating, as the player has no immediate way of knowing when to move out of harm's way.

When it comes to the gameplay itself, I still have a couple gripes — the fact that crates block the player's bullets but not the enemies' feels quite dejecting and the rolling mechanic, while nice on paper, needs a few tweaks. As it stands, it's too much risk for too little reward because you simply don't want to risk running into a bullet or an enemy while trying to dodge another. Most games fix this by making the player invincible for a fraction of a second while they are rolling. A pause button would be mighty appreciated, too.

Not everything is wrong, though. The controls are as smooth as they should be (even if the crates and items have iffy hitboxes) and the shooting itself is quite fun, even if it could use some tuning, too. The important part is how much you've learned while making this game. Focus not on what you've done wrong, but on how you can do better next time. Come on, next time I want to see how much you've improved!