I loved this so much! super compelling, loved the skybox + art direction. One bit that would be an easy fix is capturing the cursor when playing with the mouse + keyboard! (i was playing with two monitors, and trying to glide while holding my mouse down the window would defocus because the mouse would go to the second screen)

Honestly, this was such a cool game! The controls are tight, the atmosphere is just perfect, and finding all the collectibles was way more engrossing than I initially expected. I thought I was pretty thorough searching, but I apparently missed 3 drops and a memory, which is a nice excuse to play it again!

I really loved this game! I have a soft spot for games where the aim is mastery of a set of movement mechanics to explore an abstract space, and the mechanics here feel really well-tuned. I also really like the way you handled increasing the player's abilities, and how it feels like you can do some really cool things by the end of the game. The way the mechanics are taught to the player is also generally really good; I did struggle a little with climbing the 'ladders', and the wires were initially a little confusing, but once I got out of the first area it was all smooth sailing!

This is the coolest stuff! I love platformers that focus on exploration and finding creative ways to implement mechanics! Somewhat reminded me of Anodyne 2 in a way lol. The presentation is super cool! So far my favourite thing out of this jam, but i am biased to the weird stuff :)

This is a very well-done platformer that flows really nicely. The most appealing aspects to it are the abstract designs that make up the structure. It's a very difficult thing to make a platformer that is simultaneously complex but also engaging and challenging, but I think you've tackled it well.

At first I was wary about the control scheme, but as I learned how to operate the high jump, glide, and dash mechanics, they surprisingly worked very well. Collecting the essence to build the duration of these made things much easier, and in time I found that the game was really comfortable to play. 

I like the unorthodox design of the game world too. It encourages exploration . Like others have mentioned, it didn't at first hit me that the green threads guide players along a general path of direction, but getting to where I wanted to go, after some practice, proved very simple. 

The atmosphere and immersion is good, and I love the inclusion of a little bit of a story as the player goes along. It was probably this aspect that rewarded exploration more; after getting a few essences I found I didn't really need any more and didn't go out of my way that much to source them. 

As far as additional constructive feedback, I think that the only thing that comes to mind is that there were a few patches of silence in between background music. I think the levels might have been a bit undermixed, although this didn't remotely detract from my enjoyment of the game at all. 

I made a playthrough video below:

- FSV