Cute game and I really like the level select design. I've played through the first world so far but will play more when I get the chance

Been meaning to play this for a while now. Now that I've got my hands on it, I've got to say that it's fantastic. Got through all the stages + test stages, used an Xbox controller for input.

That being said I do have  a few minor nitpicks:

• (Xbox Controller) Why can't I use the left stick for the menu?
• (Xbox Controller) Have to pause the game from Level Select screen to exit to menu instead of "B" to go back.
• Fade transition happens twice sometimes?
• In "The Coast - 4 LEAPS OF FAITH" when crossing between the two platforms the sprite of the fairy vibrates a lot during the jump. Might be movement or camera issue? Doesn't look smooth.
• Can't tell difference between turning on and off the "Pixel perfect" option in the menu.

Otherwise I'm excited to see more.

Great overall, the test stages were easy, so judging from the past streams I sadly missed out on the actually challenging stages. It was a very smooth sailing overall, maybe even too much since often the bumps are what make things memorable.

Wouldn't it be better if selection screen had fairies' drawings with silly strategic plans on how to poke them toads?

Unlocking new level could automatically navigate to that level, although there are 2 reasons not to do so, so it's not worth it.

It would be funny if during time speed up fairy-cucked frogs were doing some angry gestures, similar to the memes like the guy writing on a board.

Ice mechanics are not intuitive in a realistic way but they do work perfectly through quick experimentation.

Glasses frog could use more forced tutorial that you can change the direction. While I figured it out on the go first try, it was only at the last test stage after taking quite a few steps on that level beforehand. I'm not sure how probable it is for someone to get stuck there, but it might happen.

I loved the grey frog foreshadowing with 1-9 pokes.

I'm not sure what's it about with loading screens but I didn't notice anything bad about them.

I beat all the levels, I have no complains, everything is well made, just make more levels for the final game and that it. As for the final levels and challenges: make them bigger and more complex. Good job.

I played it and had fun, all I have to say has been said by others though.

I finished the test levels. The idea of a tongue shattering ice strikes me as a little weird since the interaction I would expect would be for the tongue to get stuck in the ice instead. Nevertheless, video game logic dictates that the ice would be broken instead because otherwise the levels would be unbeatable. I'm extremely pedantic, I know. 

Anyway, I found the levels to be quite easier than expected. I guess tutorials are a byproduct of introducing a new mechanic but it was still surprising to me. Then again, I have beaten the regular levels multiple times by now so my perspective is far from a new player's.

Also, here are some poorly drawn fairies from me to you.

Very cute! I love the art and the game is very well designed.

Still lovely. 

I did notice that the new loading screens mitigate the horror of the endless bullying the fairies do and the sacrifices inherent to their main mission. Many a fairy consumed, many a fairy launched into space as the toads look on with mild annoyance. One scene depicted one of the consumed fairies alive and slimed! This is propaganda made to trick both the toad faction and the fairy faction into accepting their eternal plight. Clearly the work of the blue fairy... the only one who hungers for victory. 

Disregarding the moral ramifications of such trickery they all look fucking great, cute and lovely.  

Demo-levels are all good, I have not played the two bonus levels at the end yet. 

Well unfortunately I don't have all that much to say other than the loading screens are nice, unlocking things is always fun. Played through the new levels, they're pretty simple but enjoyable. New mechanics are cool, I especially like the new type of toad.

Incredible. A nintendo DS chill game.

high level everything so I'll only focus on stuff that can be improved.

>Animation during arrows jump, idle looks a bit goofy with the rest of the game being so animated

>remove shadow when above air

I enjoyed smooth transitions and fast responsiveness of everything, I can speedrun a level easily with quick button presses, no waiting for character transitions for example.

demo hit the sweet spot, I was gonna stop playing on that map.

Why can't GIGAfairy knock out mad frogs? maybe give her a powerup that can suppress her pacifist tendencies when she drinks a potion? could be a mechanic.

post credits scene where all the fairies beat up blue fairy for getting them eaten. =P

The demo's pretty simple for me as a puzzle game enthusiast, but the cutesy visuals do make me feel the target audience is also kids so it makes sense that it won't be too hard. some more mechanics, 7 maps or more and that's a great game.

Edit: I'm looking for feedback on two things: the loading screens and the new levels.
Only saw that now. Nothing I can comment on.

Holy smugness. That's hilarious and adorable.

Only played to level 10 (Base of operations) of the second map. Very fun. Has that Nintendo vibe.

Towards the end I'd end up confusing the controls "switch character" and "pick up/poke". If there's no rebinding, it'd be nice to have additional inputs on the keyboard: TAB/S to switch, E/Space to interact, CTRL/P/Enter for time stop; alternatively interact on Enter and time stop on Space... With QWERTZ it's a pain. Even so, ZXC (on a QWERTY board) are too close together to mentally separate the key from the action, especially since X and C both are about switching.

Also, the menu is interactable with the mouse, the level selection map is not.

No commentary video.