Similar to others, I really like the core mechanic you have with grappling and grabbing items, I think it works very well in the game! I liked getting to use it to explore around and interact with the map. Of course it can be improved upon, but I still enjoyed it a lot. I do with there was more music throughout the game and that the visuals were a bit more cohesive with one another. It's definitely interesting, and I'd love to come back to it in the future if you decide to keep working on it. Great work!

heya it's Pachi from discord! 
I read SE4W3ED's comment and your response, and I'd say for the most part they covered my feelings about the experience too. It's very clear to me that you have a strong core mechanic: grappling and swinging with vertigo-inducing sensations! I wonder what part of the narrative I was missing, because the LOTR references, teddy bear NPCs, zombie character hands, dungeon turned skyscrapper threw me off a bit. 
Anywho, good effort for the jam jam!

The movement has been polished excellently, with the exception of certain “hooks” requiring a more precise approach than others. Perhaps a larger collision box may aid the player’s grasp, especially when soaring through the air.

This is truly a work of art.

Overall, I loved this little game! As a fellow grappling game I was a big fan of how the mechanic was implemented. It was super fun flinging around and pulling things towards me. The visuals were gorgeous and finding all the coins was a nice little challenge. The teddy quests were also very on theme. This game felt a lot like Reaver in the best possible way. 

One thing I would really like to see is more sfx/music and maybe music that fits better within the game. Sometimes it was hard to know if I was on the right path or if I was doing what I was supposed ton be doing because there were no sounds guiding me and providing feedback. Obviously the constraints of the jam come for us all, but sfx would be an incredible addition. I also liked the music at the end but because I didn't really know the story, I didn't feel like the music fit within the context of everything that we had done throughout the game.

Additionally, I think there are more ways to hammer home the generosity theme using the final score/grade system at the end. Maybe some kind of formula that takes into account the amount of coins leftover, how many bears helped, and the time leftover.

Also, I couldn't figure out how to save the teddy bear in the cave. I tried moving the block everywhere and talking to both bears but for whatever reason I just couldn't get it to work. 

Finally, if you are to make any tweaks I would love for the maze section to be replaced by something else or to implement a run/slide feature. I feel as though the game is mostly about movement and swinging and putting in a maze disrupts the flow and also causes some wacky interactions with the arms.

These are obviously mostly just minor problems. The game was still a lot of fun and I had a good time with it. Overall, great game, tons of fun, and I would definitely recommend!

Story - I'm not super sure what the story was. The player is some kind of long-armed city-wide parkour expert who saves teddy bears and grabs mario coins! That's about as much as I could figure out haha.

Mechanics - I dug the stretchy arm mechanics. Pushing and pulling on stuff felt good and I really enjoyed yoinking myself across rooftops!

Theme - I think taking the time to save the teddies really did highlight the theme. Shaving off those precious minutes to hunt the bear in the mine felt like a sacrifice, but one I was willing to make to help the little guy.

Audio/Visual - When I opened up the game, all I heard was the sound of the wind. But your itch page has credits for music, so I'm not sure if it was my computer that didn't have the music playing or if something went wrong in the build? But it's a shame because I really enjoyed the music you posted to your page.

Overall - Pretty cool romp through unique locations. Not sure what I was romping from or why, but sometimes it's fun just to romp! Great job!