Nice game! I found the controls a little challenging at first and kept mixing up the pick-up and put-down buttons. I wondered how it might feel if the controls were simplified a bit, or if there was a sliding power scale for the throw, for example, a single tap to pick up and put down, but holding the button to throw, with throw strength increasing the longer you hold. I also think it would work really well with gamepad support. Overall, I really enjoyed the game!

I liked the platforming. Could've used a checkpoint or two mid level. But otherwise the level design was good. The inconsistency of sprite filtering gets me, haha.. Please, let the crisp pixels breath!

Good job!

Not bad, actually did like the use of the main mechanic when you had to make the switch between carrying the chest and carrying whatever other asset you'd need to actually move forward in the level. 

The chest/barrel throwing did get inconsistent at times, specifically on level 3 where the throwing distance/speed seemed to changed depending on how far away the next platform was. There was not much need for that as just keeping it at a constant speed would've made it more easier for the player to know how to work their way through the level (like how enemy AI in espionage games have very predictable behavior so players would know where and where not to go). 

Also I actually succumbed to the same fate as Naishi (i didn't know he also played the game) because I got a little too curious and got softlocked out of level 5 and couldn't complete the game afterwards. Players will get naturally get curious so playtesting with a mindset of a kid that wants to break everything they come across helps a lot in identifying what can stay that the player can explore and what should be closed up.

Last thing with the character sprite, being more blurry than the rest of the assets. Since it's in Unity (I've experienced the same problem in Godot) there should be a setting that allows you to change how the textures are filtered. I don't know if it was applied for everything except the character sprite or something because it was kind of jarring to look at him while seeing everything else with crispy 16x16 pixels. 

Nonetheless, congrats on your game!

I had a lot of fun with this game!  The mechanics are smooth and easy to get used to.  Only issue with my playthrough was that I softlocked myself on level 5 (or whichever level had a moving platform that lifts you up to a grassy area).  I used the chest as a platform to get over a grassy hill and continued walking left.  Then I saw a blue ledge, decided to risk it for the biscuit, and fell into an endless blue pit.  Along with this, there were no spikes so I was unable to reset the level. 
Still, the game was very fun while it lasted.

After getting the hang of moving with the treasure, the game was fairly intuitive and quite entertaining to go through! For the low resolution of the player sprite, I'd use a website like Piskel for resizing the sprite (as well as animations, editing, and a bunch of other tools).  For some reason I found the death sound effect kind of funny in a goofy way, couldn't tell you why. There is a minor bug where you can still pick up/drop and move the treasure during the death animation, but it doesn't affect normal gameplay too much.

Overall, the game is well made, but if I had to give some pointers, I'd make the music not restart upon death (as it can get repetitive at times) and I'd add an animation to the wall-hang to add to the immersion. Otherwise, its a quick yet fun experience!

The game wasn't bad but I had some problems with it. First of all the sprite looked very blurry and the visuals (like logo in the main menu) could get some more work. The mechanic is cool, but I don't understand why the pirate can throw a treasure, when he can't jump with it? As for the throwing mechanic it sometimes felt random, like the distance and the velocity were different sometimes, but it actually made the experience very rewarding when completing the level. I could use some checkpoint too though...