Yo’ Templar here,

• Very fun take on the rewind theme, it can bring very fun puzzles.
• Level design is superb, the way difficulty increases is perfect.
• The art is really good.
• Using different floor tiles in the same level is awkward.

Very nice! I really loved it. I tried to make a tile-based puzzle game, too, but yours is so much better. I loved everything: the graphics really fit, the minimalistic art style and gentle music really contributed to the feel of the game; the game is a perfect lenght; the main mechanic of the game is simple and yet presents a lot of depth; and finally, the puzzle design is really on point.

I think the puzzle design really is the strong suit of the game. The difficulty curve is basically perfect, and each level made me think about which would be my next moves.

I think that the levels with 3 or 5 inputs being recorded were the easiest, as you can basically have only one input actually matter by walking back and forth to nullify two or four of the inputs. But this is not a problem; it would be perfect for a few easy levels in the beginning of a full game.

Really good job. Well done. One of my favourites from this jam for sure!

Wow...

The best thing about this one is how the game is so, so subtle with how it guides you through the levels, it's not explicit, it's leading you through a trial and error but with giving you very very subtle hints that you may not be even aware of. While it's just a small simple game, that's peak level design. Great feeling for the player, this is the feeling what people should always try to get. Standing ovation and hats off to you for that.

I found it kind of easier to go through odd-input levels, as you could go with little steps without considering the level layout that much, so I felt like I was kind of exploiting the game a little, but that was still very fun and don't get me wrong, some of the levels blocked this way of doing things halfway through leaving me with defunct strategy and having to adapt (which is awesome in it's own way!)

I am in no way fan of pixel art, but the art is really good and it serves it purpose really, really well, fits with everything and so on.

It started to feel a little bit tedious after a while, but the game ended before my attention started to drop, so that's great.

When considering jam environment, this is one close to perfect (not there yet, but very high all across the board).

I feel like I might be a little bit over-positive, but dang it, voting is subjective, and I just feel very positive about this one.

Great job, and one more time, hats off.
Keep designing games, please.

The levels are really polished. The graphics are  very good and the music matches the atmosphere perfectly. Overall a very well executed game which leaves me with not much to say...

However, I will nitpick, because that's what we are here for :)

• The obvious one is lack of menu or introduction, but I didn't really care so I won't say more about it.
• I think that the different styles of floors didn't bring any value, and actually distracted me the first times because I wasn't sure if the "new" floor was safe. I would have kept the levels with one unique style each.
• When "rewinding" against a wall, I would have loved a small animation letting me know the movement had "failed".

That's about it. Good job on your game, I really enjoyed it.

While it may be argued, and some people have, that this game has similarities to the GTMK 2020 - Out Of Control game Jam, I think this game still fits with the theme, with the central rewind mechanic happening only once instead of fully losing all controls. So thematically, I think this is one of the more excellent ones with the core gameplay centering around the rewind theme. Here are a few other things I like:

1) Simple spritework! The character work kind of reminds me of the main character from Celeste. You are an amazing artist and have already earned my admiration with your beautiful execution here in this game. I think you have great art direction and even without a tutorial - you have great intentional design so things that I think will do what they do, do exactly what they do.

2) Much better difficulty curve (?). In contrast to other puzzle games that were made in this jam, many of them I find myself stuck very early on. In your game in particular, I felt like I was able to go through the levels much better (and also end up finishing the game!) with more flow.

This is good, particular attention into difficulty balancing allows players to better enjoy a game, especially in a jam setting.

EDIT: OOPS, my speaker was turned off so I heard nothing. I quickly booted up the game and toyed around and heard the sound FX/Music now. Just here to say it's pretty good!

The mechanic isn't that original, still, this game has a very clean execution for it. The aesthetic and sound design is great. The levels are in varying quality because of the lack of testing I supposed, a great game nevertheless, well done.

Got some strong "You are now Possessed"(overall winner of the GMTK jam) vibes from this one, don't really know if you took inspiration from it or not, but anyway this game is GREAT, and those similar mechanics work marvelously on both jam themes. The artwork was beautiful,  I liked the music, and level design felt amazing, must have taken a lot of tought/ test to make it work properly. One thing this game lacks however is a menu system, the game opens and already trows the player on level 1, and when you finish, the credits end and take you back to that place again :/.  Anyway that's a jam we are talking about and i'm pretty sure you just didn't have the time to do so, also that's a minor detail wich doesn't change the overall experience that I had. Congrats for making this one :D.

PS: It would be a really good addition if you add a level selection menu on post jam version!

Probably my favourite puzzle game of this jam, I love the main mechanic of this game so so much. Graphics and audio are really solid aswell. Audio settings would've been nice though, other than that, I have no criticism whatsoever, awesome game!