Controls and motion felt very good. Also there seems to be some crazy backstory to discover, which is fun. The puzzle mechanic is definitely creative and I can see there is a lot to explore there, if only the mechanics were introduced in a more accessible way.

Like the others I already found enough challenge in the second level - took me like 10 tries -- seems I am human number 2 ;-) And then I got even more stuck on the third level and did not really want to try anymore, which is a pity, really...

Maybe also using something different than flashing pink squares to show the target shape would have been welcome because I think the current approach will give me a headache if I play it for much longer. Similarly for the flashing text with instructions.

btw: I first download the win version because web-versions of Godot are annoying (especially the music) but it got stuck starting up so used the web version in the end.

Wowie, this was a trip and a half! This was really weird in a good way. There is some weird english, but it kinda adds to the charm. One complaint; it was really hard to understand that the section on you doesn't fall. Otherwise, solid game!

Tested on browser

I'm not a big fan of story-driven philosophical puzzle games like Thomas was alone (that somehow this game reminded me of), but I must say that the general mood, stylistic and musical decisions are on the top, and I'll be as objective as possible.
Sound effects are great, which is not so obvious since sometimes the "sound" part of a game jam is the most avoided by developers, and if a developer is not familiar with music and sound manipulator tools things are necessarily going to be messed up.
Also visual effects are really cool, which I think is what makes the general minimalist graphics stand out, and I appreciate the notes and opinions you left in your game page.. it is something that developers should do during jams (I should too!).
Dialogues seemed really intriguing and , even though the dialogue system itself is a little bit off  and tricky: I accidentally skipped some parts of text since the Enter button is both used to progress the text and skip the dialogue, but the dialogue is skipped before it is completely shown, so it is a little bit frustrating. ( i had to restart the game a couple times and skip all the levels to read the dialogues)
Maybe using just two cases (if the text is progressing and hit Enter the whole text is displayed with a little arrow on the bottom, the next Enter will change dialogue) or making the text progression faster would make dialogues more appreciable.

Now, I sincerely admit I'm not one of the smartest guy around here, but I feel I've got to point two things since I really enojoyed your game and ideas:
1. The second level was a little bit hard to solve, and had to skip it. I think that the level design was not the best, since the gap between the first level and the second level is tricky. Too much actions differences and mechanics progression between the levels, maybe 1-2 more levels between them could smooth the level design. But again, maybe it is just me.
2. Playing it outside the jam I probably wouldn't understand that the main theme is "floating island". Only thanks to the last dialogues  and reading the controls I figured out it was an island of "junk", but at first glance it is not immediate the visual representation of the floating island, mostily if you have to phisically destroy it or remove parts of it as a mechanic of the game iteslf.

Anyway, I really like your style and also  tried  some of your other games!

This game was really fun to almost understand what I was doing, lol. I couldn't understand how to solve once the pink blocks were introduced, but I kept playing for a bit anyway.

This seems definitely very polished with what I have seen now. The text is kinda confusing though hahah.