This was pretty fun to try out! The style is amazing, it almost feels like a very high-end Atari game got transported from '80s, which is absolutely a compliment :) The colors and music are great but I feel like you could've added some simple sound effects. The level collision really doesn't have to be pixel-perfect, either, I would've preferred if you had made it a bit simple as some of the rougher geometry is a bit annoying to navigate through. Though this issue does resolve a bit by the time you get the Shift upgrade.

I got really far but eventually got seemingly locked out of progression, I lost to the tiny boss in top center corner of the map and the purple door locked behind it so I couldn't try and replay it, since I'd already used the key. I don't want to make too many negative criticisms though, because I fully understand that making a game as big as this - especially for a jam - can be quite difficult. However, probably the biggest issue for me is just the simple fact that you don't always know where to use the keys, and probably would've locked myself out even earlier if I hadn't noticed your game page's comment about the yellow boss' green door.

I still had tons of fun, though! Would love to see this get polished up for a more final release version, and I do think it was worth playing regardless.

By the way, funnily enough, the game I worked on also features a character escaping a prison-like  scifi-themed complex owned by an acronymically named "Authority" (though I named mine the "Sirius Law Enforcement Corporation" [SLEC]), and we even have our own kind of climbing mechanic! Lots of funny coincidences. Feel free to check it out if you're interested :)

The style was interesting, like a neon computer software from the 80's, music is moody too, and the gameplay is very simple, like crawling the walls is pretty cool and responsive, but it seems that something was missing to deal with the enemies, maybe like a dodge or similar could improve the gameplay, I say this but it could become more complex further in the game, I am not sure because I did not get very far since the checkpoint after dying is too far away, and the stalking enemies (seeing their path as a laser was a nice touch!) would sometimes get me from the next screen as I was approaching the next room, so it felt a little bit unfair sometimes.

But this is very interesting, especially the old software style and wall crawling.

The shaders and pixel art give the game a nice atmosphere. Gameplay is fun and I really liked how the minimap was unlockable. I wish there was a control list somewhere - I didn't realize I could attack until after I got the double jump! 

Also, hitting P crashes the game, something with the obj_Torret draw event. LMK if you want me to post the debug message

The font was a bit hard to read. And I really have troubles playing the game without a gamepad.

The art is programmer art, but coherent, so that's a plus. The music fits nicely. And I like how you can crawl up walls.