Its amazing to see a game like this in a 48 hour game jam. Gameplay wise it doesn't do anything too special but I love the aesthetic. Collecting both halves of the hourglass was pretty cool and swapping between the two mountains felt smooth. The game showed some interesting things that you can do with the mechanic and the fact that it had an actual ending made it feel very complete. Cute little experience. You love to see it.

Beautiful game. Lots of potential in this game. Great work. 

That must have been a lot of work to release in time! It's very beautiful, well done

Really beautiful game, I loved the atmosphere and the exploration, I also really liked the music that starts near the top, it adds some Journey vibe to the game.

The main downside for me was the collision detection but otherwise I really enjoyed it!

cool idea, and very well designed world. good job

Such a cool game, it definitely was a good experience! I really enjoyed when the music appeared at some point and it was very lively. The graphics are very nice as well. There are only two gripes I really have with the game, and those are collisions of most of the models which are in some way off, and you stick to walls. Second one is that it was too short! I really enjoyed it, even stayed on the ending screen for too long and got under the mesh of the ocean. Nice little game, good job!

5 stars all round! Really similar concept to our idea but loved your art style it had such a high quality feel! Amazing you managed this in 48 hours! Congratulations! If given more time i would love to see more variety with puzzles but found what they accomplished during the time really cool, epic game!

An interesting game concept for sure. Like others mentioned, the sticking to walls detracted from the experience, as did the lack of any kind of indicator showing "Where am I supposed to go next?" Additionally, it would have been great if there was a mouse sensitivity slider, since I had to change my mouse's DPI just to get the camera speed down to something manageable. Overall though, the transitions between the two islands was pretty cool to see, and with some more work, this could be a pretty fun little first person platformer/puzzler.

This was really unique and cool. I loved the setting of the same island but in summer(?) vs winter! The graphics and level/environmental design was fantastic and you made nice use of switching between the two islands.

The only issue I had, which I see other comments also mentioned, is that you can't really hold forward and jump since colliding into a wall seems to set your velocity to zero. I had to jump first and then hold forward at the apex instead. I think all that's needed is collisions with objects to let you slide up them instead of stopping your movement completely.

Wow! This was so cool guys! It took a little bit to figure out everything but it was interesting enough to keep me playing until I did! I see that you guys encountered the same issue we ran into,  our soul sticks to anything it touches and I realized that jumping up things was a little tricky because I would stick to all of the walls. xD I love the world you guys built and the mechanics are amazingly unique! Great work!

Wow, a 3D game made in 48 hours with a lot of details, that's a feat that's not easy to overcome. Really good job on this game, I loved the music, the aesthetic was pretty good, the ending was satisfying, and the sounds were relaxing. There were a few minor issues, some completely understandable such as a few collision issues on rocks (some had no collision, and some were hard to navigate on).  I also was confused a bit over what I needed to do, or where to go, but the level design did manage to direct me after a little while.

Overall, again I'm really proud of how this game was made just within those 48 hours. I really hope you continue working on the game by polishing it off and maybe adding a bit of a longer experience.

Really neat idea! The exploration was a lot of fun 👀

Beautiful, cute game. I liked to explore the island (you might add more stuff to explore in potential future update). Cool idea of swapping between the worlds (especially the mid-air swap, "the sky is the ocean" idea is cool, the islands look like hourglass, wow). I liked the music starting to play near end. OMG I LOVED the buttons. Jumping was sometimes harsh. Good job, well done. Thanks for the experience <3