Art style is great. Music is great. Concept is great. Dialouge/stroy is great. Level design is great. Theme is true to the jam. The way you portray the character's emotion with the art, music, dialogue, and game mechanics, such as links/memories/etc. is great.

This could definitely become a popular game if you keep working on it. I loved every second I played it. I also really love the name; It's very fitting for what the game is about and is a unique title, not some generic "Connecting with my past" or something like that. A+ game

I liked that you kept the mechanics simple, complicated doesnt always equal good. Also, while visually not stunning, you definitely conveyed all the right atmospheres and feelings through the graphics. The 2 players controlled by 1 input is also very similar to what I had in my game, so obviously I enjoyed that mechanic too. (Funny how when you give 400 people the same word to make a game off of some people make similar games). I did encounter one problem which was sometimes I would land on the side of a wall like there was a platform there. Not a huge issue though.

Nice cover and art direction! The animated loading screen is a nice touch. Visually it really feels like coming out on the other side, when you reach the end and you go from the previous landscapes to the bright ending screen.
The deadly plants are visible enough but could perhaps be emphasized more visually with a brighter color to make them stand out more against the environment.

Gameplaywise, you could experiment with not having the dialogue pause the game in some parts to preserve the flow of the game more, since it does feel like the dialogue takes control away from the player at times. I do see that it makes sense in some parts to have a pause like when you need to find a safe place to land.
Personally I felt the jumps themselves were fine (we are not in the real world after all), but you might want to disallow the player from perma-jumping when holding down the jump button, but that's just what I'm used to from most platformers.
Props for doing it solo, I think you've managed to deliver a very well-rounded package. Keep it up! :)

Very enjoyable experience. For me it has the right amount of difficulty and levels were designed very well. Pixel art looks well made but the inconsistent size of some of the elements disturbs the whole image. All in all great entry!

I don't know if something is wrong with my browser but I couldn't see the game at all, just a black screen with the music playing

The pixel art is good. There are some small bugs, however good job.

The last few 'doubt' hit boxes really got the best of me but good execution in terms of making me pretty deliberate about my movement choices. It would be interesting to see how this concept could be explored without the very deliberate dialogue (i.e. let the player come to some of their own conclusions about this persons memories through their own interpretations of the world you've created)

I really liked the music. The pixels were also good, but there were some mini bugs.

Good Job on this game.

What I like :

- Mood is well installed.

- Good take on the theme

- Music fit the story

What can be improve :

- Character feels floaty (need some coyote jump, a jump buffer, etc...)

- As we use only keyboard, 'continue' button should be actionable with keyboard.

- Inconsistent pixel size between foreground/background

Hope it helps !

Keep up the good work.

It has a really interesting take on the jam's theme. With great art, narrative, and music,The controls are a bit frustrating though especially the jump. The hitboxes are unforgiving as well. All in all a decent game.

Nice character portraits and the music is suitably melancholic. The memory concept is nice too. The jumping is really finicky though. I think the floaty feel of the jumping and unforgiving hit boxes make the game a little frustrating. 

Nice little game! Got some Celest vibes. I really like the artwork and the simple mechanics, especially like the cover art. I've seen this idea done a bit, with two characters controlled at the same time but I think you managed to make puzzles where both characters are actually in play at the same time. A lot of the time with this kind of mechanic, the player can just resort to putting one character in a safe spot and then platforming with the other character, that happened in your game as well but I felt that there were also times where I had to jump both at the same time and actually platform with both characters at the same time. Nice work :)

I loved the art and atmosphere! My only nitpick is the continue button is a bit out of place, but this is a game jam