Thanks a lot for the video! There is a ton of things that I will take notes of for the next update. Also I noticed you didnt realize it, but you found a curiosity the very first time you poked a toad, which happens in 1 out of 400 times. I imagined that would eventually happen, but not on the very first video ever made about the game. The sleeping toad waking up is also a small easter egg.

It is a shame you got stuck on that puzzle. All puzzles are designed to be done with minimal reflexes and a little bit of timing, but there is a couple things that make some testers have difficulties on that puzzle specifically. It will be addressed in the next update.

Thanks for the feedback, I'm glad you had fun with the demo!

>I got a bit confused during the 1st level because I thought you had to keep poking them.
This is something I noticed a ton of people not realizing. Some changes in the early levels will make it clearer.

>Only bugbear is swapping between fairies is a bit clunky. I  wish there was a smoother way. Like if you assigned the Fairies a number and pressing a number key 1-9 would swap you straight to that number. 
You are right, swapping fairies need a rework. I made some experiments with number selection, since the amount and type of fairies changes from level to level and even inside the level itself, it was hard to remember the number assigned to each fairy. I'm experimenting a bit with a different method so hopefully it will be more intuitive for the next demo. 

Thanks for the feedback!

>pixies could use a simple idle animation (like moving up and down)
>the green / blue screens of the options / credits stand out as 'unfinished' compared to the rest of the art

The game doesnt have the art style set yet, so most of the sprites and UI are placeholders that are going to be replaced later on. I will make sure they look complete and finished once I start the art pass.

>would be nice if selecting a pixie was based on their proximity to you (ex: clicking left in the select screen selects the closest fairy to the left of your current one, same for up, etc), as opposed to the predetermined list, which can be a little hard to keep track of

This is something I'm struggling a bit, half of the people who tried out the game had a hard time with that. I gave proximity a try but it felt really awkward when pixies were really close together or they were diagonal to one another. About the mouse, I would prefer to not it since it would be cumbersome to move a hand out of the keyboard every time the player needs to change fairies. I will experiment with selection methods and see if something more intuitive appears.

>would be nice if you could see the path the frog's tongue is about to take before it fires, that way you could more strategically place a pixie in the way, and move on to other tasks

Thats a nice idea, I will try it out!

There are two kinds of buttons, the ones without a brim will stay down once stepped on. I should make them more distinct I see, thanks for the comment. The level can  be beaten! You can restart it from the menu in the bottom right or by pressing R.

EDIT: Updated the game. Both kinds of buttons are very different from one another now.