Simple, no nonsense platformer with really nice, not-slippery controls! This was really fun, though the fact that the falling platforms didn't come back after a while is absolutely brutal! Like an old school arcade game. Gonna be hearing "HUA HUA HUA" in my dreams tonight for sure lol. Making the basics work well is hard to do! Good work! 

Also wow, just got the pun in the title. I made a game in about a bar and was thinking of making the character "Un" and calling it Un's Table lol. Your pun is better.

Fun and challenging game. I know that some people like to play games where one mistake can set you far back. I do think this game would have benefitted from having checkpoints rather than having to start from the beginning each time you mess up. I wanted to see the whole game but I was disheartened when I had to start from the beginning each time. The part with the moving platforms was just too much for me to keep trying to figure out, the platforms move so fast. Music and world-building were great! Nice work!

Reeaaaally too hard for me, but I can see the hard work on it! Be careful to introduce a variation in repetetive noise, or they quickly gets annoying (Like the jumping "HURH")

Ah yes a challenging platform game AND no checkpoints, you love to see it. Love these type of games and also love the art style as well. Had a ton of fun, and I used the Medallion of Eternal Return power exactly 69 times LOL. Awesome game!

That was cool! The concept is fun, and the setting is interesting. There were also some neat precision platformer bits.

That said, with all due respect, I feel like the level would still be a good level of hard (and long) if the platforms merely regenerated after a time (or if there were checkpoints). Mandatory beginning restarts feel quite artificial, especially given that the level is already quite hard.

However, I will say: I appreciate that the part at the end of the level was NOT the hardest part! That's a good design choice.

The art has a distinct style, and the Conan-esque character design is quite charming! However, there's one problem I have with the graphics: a lot of the background tiles have a similar saturation and value compared to the main character. This isn't universal (the mossy stones in the 2nd layer have a good contrast), but it happens often enough to be somewhat straining to the eyes.

Good job including audio control! Unfortunately, it seems that the menu button hover sound always plays at max volume.

Good work!