Cute character and I like the overhead scenery layer however I was a little lost as to what to do. I collected some stuff and the scene changed but not quite sure from there.

Notes from gameplay:

- Blind-accessible is cool!

- Title text is a blurry compared to the links in the main menu

- Credits are nice. Could punch up the font choice here

- The ability to adjust font size/color can also help players with low vision

- Map art is nice, but the sprite doesn't seem to match that style. The floating sparkles are particularly pretty!

- Music is nice. Very cool effect to have it adjust as you get near walls!

- Movement feels fluid

- I found a rock dude, I think? I think I picked it up?

- Mushrooms look cool

- I think I found a cow? Am I picking stuff up?

- Unsure where to go

- Nice audio cues when near an item

- I guess I got to the next level?

- The floor is lava!!! Would be nice for there to be some feedback about stepping in it (you died, you were restarted, etc)

- Level 3. Mud?

- Looks like there is a slime. Oops, it killed me!

- Ended up being sent back to the start of level 3, looks like the collision on the slime pools may not map to what's shown. Didn't step in one, but stepped near to one

- Can't find any  items in level 3

Overall, I think you guys have an interesting core concept here! I love the use of sound cues to make the game accessible! Good luck in fleshing it out!

I made it to the 3rd level but gave up as I was starting to really just aimlessly go around. But from my brief experience, I can say that the sound design is especially helpful in navigating since the level maps are so vast. I was appreciative of the accessibility options, as I don't often see that in many games unfortunately! Looking forward to updates regarding the addition of a full narrative.

I noticed one bug and it was regarding the Credits screen. I did not allow it to finish and exited to the Main Menu, and the sizing of the Main Menu revealed a section of the Credits screen still rolling underneath.

From my personal standpoint as an artist, I would like to see the art mediums be unified in a more cohesive way. I feel as though the sprite and collectible items stand out too much, or the world that these elements are within feels more placeholder-y. The disconnect is just too apparent for me.

Props to the whole team, well done.

I felt a bit aimless in the game, just wondering around looking for the next item to trigger the next level. Is there any way to make finding them a little easier?  The visual design was very nice though :)