really liked this one, novel concept, super well executed. decent graphics. 9/10

Great concept and execution, also an impressive number of levels! Nice pixel art and music was very chill. My only gripe is a minor one and that is the moving the windows around and resizing them is quite finicky, most notably on the levels where you have to do a quick and precise window movement.

The concept of being able to manipulate the level to solve puzzles is fantastic! It adds a unique layer of interactivity that really makes the game stand out. I enjoyed experimenting with different mechanics, like jumping higher by dragging the window—such a clever idea. Some of the solutions felt a bit unintentional, but that unpredictability added to the fun in a way. However, getting stuck on certain levels, especially with overhangs, can be a bit frustrating. Maybe tweaking those could make the experience even smoother. Overall, this is a super cool game with tons of potential! Thanks for creating it!

OOh i really like this gimmick, lots of potential and the puzzles already here are fun too! Although i did get stuck on a level with a big overhang

Dude this game is incredible, being able to manipulate the level in any way you want makes the game feel very interactive and fun. My favorite part is all the mechanics you can do, like jumping higher by dragging the window, jumping and moving the world below you, etc. Very fun and you should keep developing this after the rating period!

I like the puzzles! Good idea.

While the solutions I took in some levels felt a bit unintentional, this was a lot of fun! I like how multiple different approaches to scaling the player were used, nicely done!

this game is super cool, really good idea!

Woahh such an amazing concept loved this one, the style was great too

Really enjoyable game! It was fun to realize you can scale yourself over and over again, essentially making yourself just a flat disk :D I got stuck on the level where youre supposedly meant to jump into the sky window while simultaneously moving it across to the other ledge, but I feel like my laggy laptop was a part of the problem