One of the best controlling games of the Jam. The concept was really good. I really enjoyed that you were the goal and were rewinding yourself. The animations were also were crisp. The use of post-processing was really good. Overall, a great game.

Could you please rate my game too? Its not as good as yours but it would mean a lot to me if you rated my game too.

I liked the gasme my only probem with it was the controls were a little hard to learn

Great game! The puzzles are decently challenging and I was able to figure out that I could jump while picking my blocks back up, so the rewind wasn't always necessary and I could make it through some levels faster! Speed run playability!

Pro tip for anyone getting stuck: As soon as you make a level breaking mistake you have to jump in a pit to restart.

Tip to developers: There should be a short grace period in which you can rewind after falling into a pit, which will allow for more strategies and less frustration.

I managed to mess up on the first tutorial level by spawing the block above my head, out of reach. Waited too long, so rewinding did nothing. Had to hard-reload the page to retry (might want to have a restart option).

After retrying, I messed up again in the next level; this time I tried to rewind time, but the blocks did not come back in, so I'm not really sure what the rewind is used for (might be because it's introduced at a later level).

I really liked the audio, it was very well done, and the graphics were cool too.

Really cool idea and level design, and the graphics are minimalistic yet great. Sounds great too.

Here are my suggestions:

1. Split the tutorial into chunks and put them inside very simple levels. I don't understand what the point of that block in the first level was and I was confused by it, partly because:

2. I really don't understand your keybindings. I kept trying to jump using w out of habit and having to jump to the void to restart the level, which by the way raises the question, why not put in a press [R] to restart? It takes seconds and makes the game feel much more polished, at least for me.

3. I think the arrows and the drawings you put on the level either confused me a bit since I had a solution in mind and trying to figure out what you meant was hard sometimes, or they immediately told me the solution. So, I think that the arrows mainly hurt the puzzles.

But I don't want to sound too negative, this is a really great game! These are just me nitpicking some stuff.

this game just captivated my younger siblings....I could say they are addicted. I'm impressed that you could make this in only one week .... great job I hope I see this taking greater heights

You earned a rating from me.

Cool mechanics and visuals. I would have liked to have a less heavy player (jumping felt very annoying at times) and a way of visualizing where you are placing the blocks. Great job and hoping to see more of this!