Hey there, I played through some of your game in this video at 9:15

The idea is very good, the execution is even better. All the lighting and  the hand drawn decorations gave the game an unique feeling. I only played the jam version, but saw that you also have a hardcore one, which is great, because the levels were pretty easy.  

Wonderful work on this one! The art and feel is beautiful and the gameplay is nice and simple. It's maybe a little too easy, the first two levels didn't really have any difficulty at all the third level took me a few tries to get it right. Although, I see you also made a hard mode. I'm sure with more time you could flesh this out into a solid strategy puzzle game. Definitely awesome work technically :D nice one!

This is a really nice game! The first time the light moved the sound actually scared me a bit haha, it's a really good sound choice, really gets across the danger of the light. Having to actually go and revive some faries on some levels as the main goal was good too - forced you to 'play' more rather than just hide around the edges. You should be proud of this entry :)

Your art is fantastic! I really like the theme, often in light based games there are scary things in the dark or you are hiding from guards but I think your world is a really nice take on it.  It took me a wee bit to work out what my controls were and it would be helpful to see some kind of radius or feedback on exactly how far the fairies can move but I think it is a nice, polished jam entry. I hope you continue on with it post jam!

The visuals and music (especially the sound effect when the light source moves) are OUTSTANDING! The concept is also nice, but there is a problem where sometimes it looks like there is no light in a place but I still can't move there (even with the graphics on ULTRA). 

You can easily improve this, so I will follow as I'm excited to see where this goes!

The visuals and sound of the game are really nice, however I thought the gameplay wasn't very engaging. At the start I didn't understand how to move the fairies, I just continued pressing skip my turn for two rounds. However after I figured out the controls I felt like the game became trivial. If the light came to close I just had to wait a few turns and then I had a clear path to other fairies. The game also felt slow to me (if you were going for a zen game this maybe isn't a bad thing). The path prediction looked really good, but it would probably be better if it would still show how far you can move even when you exceed your movement (like a combination of white and red path).

So, I came here to check if what I had to say was already said by the other commenters, and they were. However, I then noticed the screenshots, specifically the highly noticeable shadows in them.

This is what the game looked like on my screen, scaled down to not waste space:

I had an immediate problem trying to tell how the light mechanic worked, because it didn't seem like there were any shadows to hide in. Was this perhaps a bug?

The game looks and sounds great. I wasn't really sure what are the rules of where fairies can move not to end up in the light next turn. There were moments where I was sure I would be hidden in the next turn but wasn't, and there were instances where fairies looked like they were in the light, but I guess weren't?

It's a nice and quite polished game but as puzzles go, for me it was a puzzle of how to move 1 fairy and keep it alive (because others revive when you're close to them).

EDIT: well it seems this is a second comment from us because one my other team members already played it and commented on it.