Love the graphics and writing! The gameplay mechanics and puzzles are interesting. Pushing objects doesn't work consistently, sometimes I had to push, walk off, come back and push again several times before the damn barrels moved.

Love the visuals of your game! I also really appreciated the sound, world, and dialogue it all really came together to make a lovely experience that I can definitely see being expanded on with more levels, more facial/body reactions to events ( throwing Han makes him look surprised/worried, perhaps ) and more mechanics!

this seems like something that could totally go to a full release post-jam without even seeming like a jam game. It's just an all around solid concept and execution :) 

Good job!

Awesome game! I really like the stylish pixel art and lighting! Amazing work!

Love it!
Felt a bit blind stumbling in the dark (which I guess is the idea) but thanks for not hiding any surprises there~
Great job!

Very nice. I think the two entities (skull and body) working together is neat. It definitely has a classic yet unique feel to the game. Having the barrels and the locked doors is a good change up. I also think the subtle movement of the head animation to the body is a nice touch. The rooms do feel a bit...empty though. The lack of music in game adds to the emptiness. I played about 5 or 6 levels in. I found the wisecracks to be fun. The hardest part overall was the controls. I didn't know I could use Z and X for picking up/putting down. I went systematically through the keys to figure it out. Also, in the beginning, he says "Hey keep moving right" but I didn't know what buttons were the move buttons (wasd or arrows) and the skull doesn't move and the body is out of sight. So I for the first minute or two didn't know I was doing anything. I thought the game was stuck until eventually the body waltzed in. Some footsteps will help with that, I think. And a brief tutorial on controls could be good too. Nothing too explicit. Natural delivery through dialogue is fine.