Short and sweet game! Once I worked out the mechanics it was a lot of fun to solve the puzzles and progress, and I really like how the game didn't penalize you for making mistakes like I originally assumed it would. My only wish is that there were more stages to play, the game ended just as I was really getting into it. Great work!

Aww, that was short and sweet! This is somewhat refreshing for me, instead of everyone just move together simultaneously to reach objectives, I like how they have objectives of their own and I don't have to worry about one of them getting left behind. Although, that made the game pretty easy. Perhaps if you want to stay that way, maybe making the puzzle much more challenging and confusing would be great! I also like the title you gave to this game, "United We Stand" - my first impression was "woo, this game should be fun" - the title kind of promising something valuable, and indeed the game was worth it. Great job!

You have a pretty good concept here! I liked that each of the characters affected each other's levels, rather than just being 3 platformers being played at the same time! I also like the panning camera, which allowed me not to worry about what a character was doing off screen. I would have liked something to create a little more tension in the game (maybe some more platforming?), but that doesn't take away from the fact that the puzzles were well designed, gradually teaching the player more about how the characters interacted with each other!

Well done!

I loved the puzzle mechanics in this game! I like how they were slowly introduced in the tutorial and eventually built up to using all of the players to work together. The camera panning system was also really nice! I think if there was more time, it would be really cool to see a mechanic where all 3 of the players have some sort of separate ability. Nice work overall!

I liked the puzzle direction this went in, wasn't expecting it at first for some reason. Really fun, and I like the monochromatic aesthetic! I wish some of the puzzles were more difficult, but good job overall.

Really cool concept and really well done. I like that you spent more time on perfecting the game rather than added a bunch of levels. Well done!

This is a really nice game, creative puzzles and nice level design, fun to play and almost not a trace of glitches. Unfortunately it's a kind of short but enough for a good game jam rating.

Cool idea of them only moving when in the zone. My only feedback is that the zone's visuals kind of lags behind where the characters will actually start moving, so they appear to move when outside the zone which makes planning a bit harder

It's a neat little idea with a solid concept. I am not really sure if i somehow did not see the solution to the game or if i found a bug, but at one point my characters were a bit apart and locked at their destinations but the area to control would not reach the last character when i needed him to free the others.

Maybe i did something somewhere wrong? Still a cool idea and good execution. 

I like it! The puzzle mechanics (like moving the...slider thing? that allows different characters to move) were found organically and without any text prompts or tutorials needing to explain the controls. Wish there were more levels! :)

Really cool puzzle! Honestly, don't know how you figured their design out!
Cool lore and atmosphere as well!
Also, I didn't even read the instructions when I first started playing but was able to pick it up, points to its intuition!

Nice!

This is a really cool puzzle game, that plays with the concept a bit without obvious hints, yet always makes sense. Would love to see more.

really cool puzzles love the fact that there's the characters have the ability to move only between the poles

The game was really short but the puzzles were so interesting that, it had me in for every second. The combination was extremely interesting, as compared to other games like this. Great work!

I loved the mechanic! The final puzzle also took me a bit, but when I figured it out it was really clever, kudos. : D

nice game!

nice game!!

Being able to lose control over a person by leaving them behind was a welcome change compared to having to try to pin someone in that a lot of other games like to do. That said I do think that the 3 tracks sort of restricted the amount of space available for more elaborate puzzles/platforming which made the puzzles themselves relatively too straightforward.

Or you ran out of time to add more which is 100% fine for a game jam.

This concept was done a few times in this jam, but its done well here

Fun game, reminded me of those mario maker vs levels.