The movement is fast and snappy, the controls are responsive and the goal is clear in every level. Most of the time you have to juggle items and its more about throwing stuff correctly than platforming or puzzle solving, not something im fond of to be honest and even though i didnt die i failed a lot of the times because the jump boots where key most of the time and loosing them means being stuck. I would try to re-do the level design in order to not rely so much on the boots and focus on puzzles or platforming.

Theme, you only have one item equipped at all times although throwing them over and over is the same as having them all but only more cumbersome, it stills fits the theme but in my opinion it hurts the game.

Originality, the one slot has been done quite a lot but the power ups are original and the level design is built around them.

Great job! The game is really fun, and you nailed the art/sound/atmosphere side of things too!  Note that I DID play the patched version, though it seems like the unpatched version is the same thing just without the undos (which would have meant I likely wouldn't have finished it) Here are a few thoughts:

• The biggest issue is that it felt like you relied a bit too much on the high jump. As a result, it felt like a lot of the game was just throwing all of your items over high walls, then getting the jump boots and jumping again... repeat. I think with the "anti-item forcefields", you could have made some different puzzles that didn't rely so much on the high jump.
• The act of juggling the different abilities was interesting!  It took some practice, but it was satisfying to throw up the item, grab the high jump boots, jump, and then throw those to grab the other item. There's a lot of potential for some cool skill-based platforming stuff here.
• It was a little annoying shuffling the items over walls constantly, because you weren't really sure if you would need them or not in the next area.  A more zoomed out camera might have helped, and/or if you had split the game into some smaller self-contained levels.
• A small issue - it was too easy to re-pick up an item after throwing it onto the ground. I was constantly afraid of accidentally throwing an item over a ledge, so I tended to throw my items down into the ground, but often I'd re-pick it up accidentally while I tried to move towards the other item.  A longer timer where the item isn't pick-up-able would have been nice!

Overall, this is a great gamejam game and I really enjoyed it!

Fantastic game!

Very nice design on the puzzles, i think having shorter levels would fit better in a game like this. Good job!

For the purposes of this review I played the unpatched version submitted at the end of the jam. This means I didn't get to finish, which is a real shame because I really liked what I saw.

There's a lot of subtle level design work here and it shows. It's possible, but harder than you'd think, to unintentionally lose an item. Part of that is down to the level design itself; it's pretty clear when there's a hard gate coming up and when throwing your gear might be a bad idea. Part of that also comes down to the actual physics of the throwing mechanic itself. Thrown items bounce enough to sell the risk of a sketchy throw, but never so much that you ever feel like you lost an item to bad physics or chance.

I was also a big fan of those repulser fields. That introduction especially, where you introduced them as an item gate, then immediately turned around and showed them off as a puzzle mechanic? 

That's some quality game design right there. That's the shit I'd expect to see in Portal. High marks.

This game is amazing!

My (world) record is 3 minutes and 45 seconds.

The act of throwing the iems around is weirdly satisfying, I think it was a realy good call to give them all the super exaggerated physics. I also thought the puzzle was pretty spot on, although I would have liked more places where I had to decide which item to bring (maybe some kind of gate that only one item can go through, idk). 

I think my biggest issue was getting stuck and having to restart. It was not obvious to me that R was restart, and so I wasted quite a few runs getting deep and then softlocking myself. This was especially bad since there were a few really tricky maneuvering bits that were just about satisfying the first time but really killed pacing the second time. I realize this would be a bit harder to program, but I would really recommend flashing a "Press R to Restart" prompt if the player gets stuck. If detecting if the player get stuck is too hard, one solution would be to have a quit button on the screen, and bring the prompt up when the player goes to quit the first time.

Apart from that my only gripe was that throwing 4 different items up the same hill got tedious after a while. I wanna stress, despite my irritation it was an enjoyable and fun experience. 

Amazing idea to manage your items through the maze!! Just a problem, sometimes I accidently forgot the jumping shoe and then I got softlocked and forced to restart over, other than that the game is fun!!

Fun game! Item physics allows for some really unique puzzles, like using a barrier to launch an item forwards or swapping equipment mid-air. The quick undo is much appreciated; it saves a lot of time when you mess up a throw.

It's impressive that you got all this music/gameplay/art/level design done by yourself in 48 hours. 

I got quite a bit of small things I would like to say about this game but don't take that as me not liking it, just things I would've preferred if you had weeks to work on this.

The "deflector" barriers that make you drop items blend into the background too much .If they were just darker and more opaque that would be better.

I really liked the puzzle where you were in the water with the hammer and spring boots and you had to jump up with the hammer, throw it up, pick up the boots,  jump up with the boots, throw the boots, then pick up the hammer in mid-air and break the wall. I wish there were more puzzles like that. I also like that you can mess up an attempt and then be ready to immediately try again. (Though I'm not sure that this is the intended solution since you can also break the wall while jumping down into the water with the hammer).

There was an overabundance of moments where you had to run back and forth to throw all your item over a ledge or something then jump over with the spring boots. 

There were too many moments where if you make a mistake in a puzzle you are soft-locked and have reset and go to the last checkpoint. 

Game is really stable for something of this size made in this time, ran into only a few bugs where I clipped on the terrain a bit or a slingshot spazzed out stuck inside a deflector.

Overall a fun puzzle-platformer with a good amount of content.