That's a great example of indirect controls! And a lot of efforts put in levels too.

This is a very cool mechanic and really well executed! Maybe include a mode where i can pause the simulation and edit the triggers? i loved it a lot though. Great job!

Your intro is epic, feels oldschool. I couldn't play the game due to scaling issues. On my 3440x1440 resolution some parts of the top and bottom are cut off. I am at 150% scaling, but i don't think that matters. Switching to windowed does not change it. Just as a feedback, i didn't rate it :D

Solid take on the theme, had some issues due to springs not working too well when close to walls & some attempts producing different results despite changing nothing on the board but those were workable around. Congrats on the submission!

edit: oh also I wish we could place multiple elements a little more easily!

Really fun game, a bit confusing at first but great when I got the hang of it!

great game with great presentation, i had a lot of fun with it,very well done.

I have to say this is an extremely enjoyable and satisfying experience. Once you get the hang of it, you are quickly able to tell where everything should go and just spend most of the time almost "debugging" it, and I loved having the entire first sections of the map completed and watching him perform a perfect run each time until the next part to adjust.

It works perfectly well and while the UI isn't pretty, it does the job and the only issue I had was the ghosts not showing up in the edit mode.

Incredibly well done, great job!

Well designed.   I like it.

This was a great idea! Had a lot of fun playing it, loved the graphics and animation, also it seemed a very polished game. Overall great experience, good job boys!

Great game, cool concept, had some fun playing it. Small bug or change I would like to point out is that sometimes when the frog collects the jump buttin while mere pixels above the floor the jump doesn't register. This has happened to me multiple times since I like to optimize my layouts. Would be cool if the score system was measured in player preformance in comparison to others (think Opus Magnum), counting least objects placed or shortest time until finishline. That would add a new layer of player controlled diff that would be welcome in this style of games.

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Had a lot of fun with game! Enjoyed a lot the puzzles, and it's really polished.  Awesome job!

There's a bug (or a feature idk), where the big squared enemies that smash you didn't always start at the same time, so maybe in a run I dodged them but died further, then tried again with the same path and that same enemy that I had dodged before, killed me. (this doesn't affect my rating)

Nice game! Always enjoy a decent puzzle-platformer. There is probably a lot of room for expansion with this concept by adding other things to place down like an attack move that can remove enemies or certain tiles. Great job!

I really like these programming-like puzzle games. Good job!

Neat game. I would have liked to see the ennemies before the level starts and also to see more clearly where to "crouch"/"roll", though. :)

Alright, it has to be the 1rst prize, as far as I played! Good job guys!

Tool-assisted speedrun: the game
(All jokes aside cool game! I also have the common criticism of not being able to see the enemies, but this has the potential of a genuinely great game)

Very well done.

Cool idea! A lot of my issues are fairly small. For example, not being able to see the enemies before you press start. A nice feature might have been showing the locations you died on previous attempts. Other than that, cool game and idea.

Your presentation and graphics are great!

Oh man!! what a game. Out of all the games in this jam this is the smoothest and most fun gameplay experience I  had. Perfect game mate. 5 stars from me :)