A pretty unique game!

It is basically a puzzle game, where you need to switch between two genres, platform and top down, in order to reach keys, and then exit doors. It is a very innovative idea, and I'm really fond of it! Controlling the character in both perspectives is responsive, and the levels aren't too hard nor easy, and solving them is really fun!

Albeit, sometimes this game can get really buggy. For example: when you're cranking the buttons, even with the full bar, the game might not register it, or sometimes the orange pads might not work at all!

The graphics and sound effects are okay. The only thing that could be changed though, is the addition of music, because without it, the game feels kinda empty after a while.

But besides that, this is a great game! It is fun to play, is innovative, and overall, you did a fine job!

I had a real “a-ha” moment with this game. I loved how the theme was interpreted to break beyond the leaps and bounds of the axis. Reminded me of a sort Fez meets Sokoban sort of game, and I really liked it.

Level design was very well done, with it teaching you the basics as you play.

Managed to get stuck a few times, but that might be my lack of keyboard game playing experience (I’m more of a controller person). Also, I kept wondering what kind of music I would like to hear while playing.

Great entry! Well done and keep up the awesome.

Hey man! Thank You for checking out my game! I really liked your game as well! It's crazy that you made all of this by yourself too, at least going based off the credits screen at the end. It's got a really fresh and original idea as well, puzzle games might not be my forte but I had a fun playing it!

Tab switch is good idea.

This one is so great. Very creative mechanics, and great graphics. The audio is  although minimal, very adequate for the game. Very very fun puzzle game in general. 5/5 on all categories from me.

I have two complains though... the first one is... I wonder if it's just me, but sometimes I confuse the button for reset and the button to change genre... I think the reset button should just be put on a corner or something? If you are using Godot like I think you are (that loading screen is sooo Godot so you probably are), it is as easy as adding a button node and make that node send signal to a node that can reset the world.

Another complain is that... how was I supposed to know that sometimes velocity is retained under certain conditions, or that a button stomped will stay stomped when changing genre? Although it becomes a very good trick to make clever puzzle (esp. for the last one -- nice level design there), it was logic-breaking and not intuitive, and I think they need some more proper introduction stages

Extremely innovative. I like it! I had to use the level reset function a few times though when I got stuck.