I like the concept. From what I see, it seems very cool. Is there going to be builds for other platforms or is it just Windows?

I found a 5/5 game yesss!!

wish my game was as good :(

i played the first three levels. i got pretty much used to the controls. as an attempt to create a control scheme this was definitely a functional game and control scheme, and i could have probably made use of the fireball spell if absolutely necessary. in any case, i did not really use the fireball for anything in the time that i spent with the game.

melee attacks are not that satisfying. i found jumping had quite bad feel, and it was easy to slip off the edge of platforms for one reason or another. finally, when i fall off the edge of a platform, it takes a long time to respawn. in general this created a system which did not entice me to spend much time with it, and additionally consumed more of my time than necessary which more rapidly drained my desire to continue playing around.

in the levels that i played there was not much interesting use of scaling, but the mechanic itself was fun to experience. the levels did not feel too good to play either, but i will chalk a lot of that up to the movement and combat mechanics not being particularly responsive or good-feeling (see previous paragraph).

i would like to specially note that while the opening animation is very nice, it feels as though more effort was put into "branding" the developers than into the game itself, and was prioritized to the active detriment of the game, which is especially frustrating, as a player. this has been mentioned by another comment below so i won't give this an excessive amount of attention, but will note: an animation of similar quality that attempted to communicate or express something more related to the game experience itself could have been a big plus.

speaking in practice and not in theory, i came back to the game for a second try while writing this review, played level 10 in search of a more interesting use of scaling -- and found the platforming very annoying, so intended to quit to the main menu and play a different level. i accidentally quit the entire game and in that moment did not want to sit through the animation for a third time, so i simply did not play any more levels. you may interpret and react to this report as you choose. i have obviously spent a lot of time writing this review so it is not purely a "time" thing :)

The logo at the start was a great first impression! The camera angle being rotated from the direction you move the character felt weird and that made it a little harder to control at first. Overall it was pretty creative, good job!

I liked the art style and mechanics with the tradeoffs of being big vs small.  I think the controls generally worked alright for me since  up/down/left/right movement was aligned with the angle most of the platforms were at, but it was pretty difficult to aim the spell attack.

I’ll be honest - the controls ruined the game. I liked the core concept, and the visuals were pretty nice too - however, the horrible controls made the game very unenjoyable (and made aiming nigh impossible - unless I was missing something major with how exactly I was meant to use the mouse to aim, as all that did was show a line out in front of the mage; nothing movable with the mouse). I was wondering if you had designed the game for controller or something (I thought maybe it wouldn’t be as horrible to control if I used analogue controls instead) - to no avail (nothing happened).

Not sure what else I’m meant to say here.