Okay full disclosure, I haven't finished the game yet - I'm stuck on the Alice Level. 🤡But I tried really hard and intend on getting to the end once I have more time! I saw a little bit of what's to come and I am really curious...

I can already say that this game is right up my alley. I especially like the little 4th wall breaks, the artwork, and how the controls are messing with my head lol

The personality of the two heroines is very apparent not just in their visual design but also in the way the game teaches you to play them. (Would this be considered harmonious "lunonarrative"? Do people even still use that word nowadays? 🙈)

As the Queen the playstyle is more aggressive and fast-paced, as Alice I am cautious and even her sprite looks like she is lost and overthinking every decision because she's constantly shifting back and forth. Both of them share some traits as well, most noticeably how chaotic everything is. This is very in-line with the original Alice in Wonderland source material! <3

It's amazing how so much depth can be conveyed by applying challenges on a Y axis vs. on an X axis, definitely makes me rethink platformers as a whole. A very original way of incorporating the jam's limitation, and also easy to pick up while hard to master!

Loved the artstyle and the game mechanics. The controls were a bit difficult for me to wrap my head around at first but after I got the hang of it I enjoyed

I liked the idea, but the implementation is quite simple, unlike the complexity of spatial puzzles

I'm a big fan of your music! And how it's creates the mood. I couldn't finish the third stage though, I couldn't figure out how to combine the mechanics.

This games got some awesome vibes, i especially liked the little death screen animations.

Well done.

Honestly, this game was not what I was expecting at all (in a good way!). The controls are really frustrating, but it seems like that is by design. The atmosphere is literally perfect: I love the music in the final section especially. If anyone else sees this, I encourage you to keep playing to the end. You'll get the hang of it eventually, and the atmosphere makes the whole thing worth it. 

One thing that would have been helpful was a little animation for the world flipping (the instant kind of teleport is pretty disorienting, though, as I mentioned, this is likely by design). Awesome job!

Pretty cool game! It took me a while to realize that you had to go right in the first level, and there were some game breaking spots that you could get stuck in. I liked the concept though!

the dark souls of fusion games