Cool concept you got here! The game is definitely heading in the right direction, just need a some fine tuning to make it better.  Many of the things I want to talk about has already been mention by others but here are some feedback I have, hopefully it'll be helpful:

• Audio: The music fits really well, it's quite engaging and keeps the player progressing! However, the game could use a bit more audio feedback, such as when the character dies, when you switch character, environmental (platform moving, spinning blade, etc) and when you enter the door to next level. Additionally, although the sound effects fits well, I felt the volume can be balanced better, for example, the firing sound and level start sound can be rather loud compare to other sounds.  

• Visual: The visuals are really well made, well done! Similarly, I wish there're more visual indicator as to which character is the active atm, perhaps highlighting it?  Also it's good to hold the scene a bit when the character dies, which you can use this time to add some effects/animation (screen turn blur/fade out, etc) and it'll act as some sort of visual feedback before jumping to the menu. 

• Gameplay: The gameplay is simple, easy to understand yet fun and engaging! I love how each characters has their own unique ability for each different situation. There's definitely lots of potential level design to add to the game. Incase player forgets what the each character's ability are, you could also add somewhere for players to read it mid game, perhaps the pause menu?

Overall, I know there's not much time in a week to do all those things above but I do hope these feedback helps you  if you decide to take your project further or in your future projects. Anyways, I enjoy playing the game and it's quite well made! Keep it up! ^_^

yeah well, the ai literally jumped into the spikes, or you can freeze a character in the air, needs some more work lmao

Nice game bro

I had some points on the game

It would be better if you added checkpoints also I didn't know how to pass level one there was a big wall and I didn't pass it so I skip to play level 2

there's some glitches in jammie

Overall, great experience and good game

GO ON BRO!

Very pleasant game!

The characters are very cute and the concept of switching between them to benefit from their special ability is well exploited.

Congratulations :)

I liked the concept, I saw some glitches when the screen is scrolling, I think you could fix it by switching the cinemachine brain "update method" setting.

At first I thought this was just another average platformer game with floaty controls. Then I played a bit more and realised that this was a really fun game with potential. Definitely could be a gem with a bit more polish.

Great game, I like the idea of saving characters like in Bro Force. Good job!

Not a fan of the platformer controls since it was not snappy. Jump was very floaty, lacked a variable jump height, and didn't have coyote time. Also no feedback on pressing buttons (it stays red so I don't know if I pressed it or not). Nevertheless, good job and I had fun playing it :)  

I actually made a game very similar to this for the wowie jam! I like the art and the switching mechanic isn't entirely fleshed out but I figured it out! I just wish you didn't have to restart from the begginingif you die or maybe you could have health?

A very enjoyable little puzzle game with a unique style and feel, reminded me a bit of a flash game, I will say the following is very buggy with it sometimes happening that a character will move in front of the one they are to follow causing them to fall into spikes.

A nice game ! However, puzzles could have been a bit more difficult. Still a good time !

this is a good job I like the gameplay :) this has a very interesting style mechanic and i personally don't like to read so i got softlocked until i read dialogue. I got possibly a little overhalf way and then died a few times i don't like having to restart from the beginning due to a mistake in the movement controls.

Very nicely put together, thanks for sharing!