I ADORE this entry! I would guess I've spent the most time playing it of any other entry I've rated so far. It has a lot of similarities to the game Tricky Towers (which I love), but you've definitely put your own spin on the Tetris-adjacent genre. I thought the parts scaling up/down worked really well, and all the parts were really cute!

I think for the most part the goal and controls were clear, and things functioned well. If I had to give you some notes:

• I didn't realize right away that I could press E to rotate objects, so something on-screen to show your controls could have helped there, I think.
• I ended up using a bit of an exploit (I think) where I basically threw away any parts that weren't just square or rectangles. I just found it too hard to use the odd-shaped pieces, because there seemed to be a maybe unintended bouncy effect on size up/down where sometimes parts would glitch into each other and then tip in unexpected ways. I think if you were to spend some time refining and balancing, it would be great to see the physics for sizing up/down refined so they don't bounce so much, and then you could add some kind of penalty for throwing parts away to force people to use irregular shaped pieces. 
• At some point, my game ended, and I didn't really understand why, so some more clarity on when to expect that or feedback at game end would be helpful. (When it ended unexpectedly, I had alt-tabbed out to save the attached screenshot, and then I returned to the game window and it ended shortly after that for some reason.)

Anyway, awesome entry. Love a simple game done well. :)

Loved every second of it. The visuals are super nice, the physics are great. The unpredictability of pieces shrinking or growing was the only thing I would change. But, dude, that nice camera sliding up and down so smoothly, the bodies stacking so nicely :'). Were you using RigidBodies for the pieces? Anyways, congratulations on your submission!

This game is excellent, and I'd love to see it fleshed out into a full release!

It was a fun and funny game! Also liked the nice "vibes" the music and art gave.

Although funny, I think the resizing was a bit too random and took away from any potential skill or strategy.

Good job!

the comedy value of this mechanic is incredible

besides the obvious "oh, of course that piece resized at the worst possible moment" bits, the best moments are probably when your stack survives something absurd. but honorable mention goes to the purple bookshelf(?) that just kept getting smaller

sadly, without any control over the resizing, the generic physics engine as it stands seems too spongy for there to be any longevity to this game's playability as it stands: it's just Tricky Towers but every couple seconds someone walks up and knocks it over, which wears off after a few minutes. but i still tried earnestly for a while, so it must be doing something right!

I kinda love this game because even when you got a perfect tower, a random offscreen tile gets smaller and ruins everything :D