I love Monument Valley, so the moment I read  it was for fans of that I knew I had to play it! I think it's cool you were able to implement a simple version of that game's mechanics. The game is a little buggy, in particular when it came to moving the character. I tried holding down the right click as well as moving the robot one square at a time, but while those strategies helped, neither of them worked consistently. Also in the first puzzle after the tutorial the robot kind of zips up ahead of the blocks when you try to scale them upwards. And I believe a couple of levels after that I was unable to get the robot upwards without it falling and resetting to the beginning, which meant unfortunately I was unable to finish the game. Still, the aesthetics are lovely and the robot is very cute.

A nice simple game that recreates its inspiration well and has potential to be a chill time once the bugs are worked out. Nice work!

A cute game, I lreally loved it. Interesting idea to use the perspective as an puzzle element.

There's something so soothing about isometric art, loved the little message at the end too! Lovely calming time :)

A very nice self contained game with coherent aesthetic and great level design. I really enjoyed while I played this game.  Great work!

Beautiful message. Impressive that you did this all yourself. Great Game :).

I really like this game! I actually like that because of the perspective you don´t always know what plane are you, it gives very Escher vibes and adds a layer of difficulty to the puzzle.  It also reminds me of Monument Valley because of it and because of the style that is very cute and clean.  Also as an FYI I played in Chrome and I didn´t encounter any issue, it worked very smooth for me :)

Good job!

It was probably already mentioned, but I head some issues:

• Movement problems - when I click character would move in only like 1 in 10 times. I’m guessing it’s a quirk of a physics in a Web build, and player’s box collider gets stuck on block colliders (since they all are separate colliders I assume).
• Character falls when scaling up - when you scale the block upwards while standing on it you get pushed to the side and fall. Do you not modify character’s position in that case? Because if not, physics just pushes player out of the collider in the closest direction, which is sideways.
• Because of the perspective it’s not clear if blocks are on the same plane, or under one another. I think adding some gradient on block colors that depends on depth would help with that.

Other than that, the idea seems interesting, the visuals look cute, and I really liked the tutorial. Unfortunately didn’t manage to finish the game, but still, good job!

Really cool. Unfortunately the block would always clip the character and make them fall when using it as an elevator. Tried several times and only scaled one block at a time but never got all the way up without clipping through. Still a cool game though!

Cool concept, had fun !

This is really cool game great job

I appreciate it having a tutorial. It made the experience much better. I loved how the isometric view and plain colors played a part on the puzzles by making it hard to know on first sight what connected with what. Kind of like an optical illusion. Overall looks really nice and it's relaxing to play. When using the scaling as an elevator, it looks a bit buggy when I play it but still, one of the best games I have played in this jam. Played it fully and loved the message at the end :)

Really enjoyable and creative puzzle game. Fits the theme very well. Also creating this game as a solo dev is very impressive. Props to you!

Super clean, I like the UI and style of it! The scaling while standing bug reaaally messed me up on it though, but I got the vision and managed to power through on a few of them, lemme know if you end up fixing that and I'll give it another go

This is a very crisp game, the gameplay is unique and the style reminds me of Fez, which I love. And a solo dev too?? Wow, very nice job!

I struggled on some of the puzzles due to perspective but that's part of the experience so, very very nice!

Cool reincarnation of Monument Valley! I really liked the concept and enjoyed playing the game but the resizing thing was kinda bugged for some reason and sometimes went inside other blocks or didn't show few random blocks on the created path :( Still I think you did a nice job making this game :)

Monument Valley-ish visuals, nice concept, but the movement was a little broken for me, I couldn't really get the player to move every time, the character would just lean whenever I right clicked. Sometimes it works though.

absolutely enjoyed this game omg. i absolutely adore puzzle games and i can absolutely see where this could lead to in the future. this would be a great jumping off point for an entire game, methinks. i just can't congratulate u enough!

For a moment I thought this would become a game about breaking perspective, haha!
Cute text at the end!

I love the simplicity, art, and clarity the game gave me. Also, it was pretty cool how you were introducing the concepts one by one, so in the end, I knew what was actually possible. While it reminded me of Monumentum Valley, the idea of scaling boxes fit very well. I had a fun time. Great job!