Nice physics game.

Just as the game page warns, some of the generated levels are very punishing, with some requiring quick reaction times and sometimes jumps end up propelling Doki directly upwards, thus being useless.

Audio is nice and Doki's noises are great! XD

I barely cleared the first level and fell short by a few meters on the second level. The upgrades helped a lot!

I feel the controls would work better on a gamepad, with rotation set to the left and right shoulder buttons and the "air movement" to the triggers. On keyboard it felt a bit awkward.

Good job, team

first and foremost the art is AMAZING and clean down to the font used in the dialogue. I was totally expecting a nice, cosy, straight forward platformer but 10 seconds in im INFURIATED. Especially at level 4/5, where the sky is no more and its all underground. I kept wondering "WHO THE **** DESIGNED THIS LEVEL, WHY IS THAT KETCHUP RIGHT AFTER A BOX" then i realised i was arguing with a piece of code cus APPARENTLY its all procedurally generated. The story is fun, but dang does the theme of chain reaction hit you HARD in the game play (litterally). You sit there, in awe, as your little dokibird gets flung back 30 football fields and land in a place where you have just enough juice to reach a ketchup bottle, well if there wasn't A GIANT BOX IN THE WAY. Idk if it was itentional, but the mic was hard to see and really tall (well probably just normally tall) and those friggin hanging light things, if you hit them theres a 50/50 chance they are real or they are just haha silly prank. 10/10 rage game, maybe foddian? Either way it hit me like a truck when i realised chain reaction was referring to the chain of pain you feel when you hit 1 box. its embedded right in and brilliant.

one last thing id wanna mention is that i love the usage of last cup of coffee. idk how u guys got permission but its sick and a bop and yes.

Very cute art!  rotational velocity and air velocity being on different controls is pretty unintuitive to control though.