I spawned, looked down at my enormous belly. Turned around and couldn’t look down due too my belly. Tried jumping up the cliffs, but off course I can’t. Tried buttons to see from 3rd person perspective, read key binds and realized I  am trapped in this obscured view. Next I walked into the sunlight and encountered my enormous contours, accepted my fate and let myself fall down. Off course I died and got rewarded with a hall of shame.

Picking up scales gave me skills and hope. Which soon disappeared due to the harsh reality which dawned on me. This game is made to make me hate it and myself, but disguised in a minimalistic design which hints at a lack of programming skills. But it isn’t a lack of skills but an abundance of evil glee at the torment of others. How did it score so high on enjoyment?

I rate it 7/10 due the psychological depth.

Getting into the cave seemed kind of impossible, idk how I eventually did it, but then I managed to get double jump so I could get dash -- which was pretty neat because I noticed it never resets so you can just fly infinitely; so I was flying like a real dragon.

The character controller is a bit heavy and slow, also i couldn't see my foot which is super weird but interesting game idea, liked it, congrats !

Really nice visuals, and an interesting take on the theme. Awesome job !

I couldn't get too far but I freakin' loved how I looked to my side and saw this ominous nugget shadow hahaha. Funny concept and I love all the takes on "scale" 

A large brown block is obscuring the camera. Difficult to play.

I think with textures the game would have been a lot clearer to play. But in the end I managed to find where to go! Like mentioned before you not being able to see your feet made platforming hard. But let's just call that a feature!

Good platformer! Clear progression, clear upgrades and has lava! Some problems I can note are that you can't see where you're jumping because of your body and there's no music

i find it really funny that you can see your belly at all times, haha

Love the abstract style and the gameplay was fun, but the camera is a bit hard to rangle and no music or sfx is a bit disconcerting.  Otherwise, great job!