This is great for your first game!!Hope you continue your journey with more like these!

Nice level design too with fun mechanics. 

You know, you can try GDevelop. It's a no-code/low code engine. And runs even on mobile phones!!

I've built several games using it :D 

Nice first game!
Simple but effective and bit challenging.
Solid entry for our jam. Keep it going like this 💪

For a first game — this is honestly impressive!

Simple concept, but it works, and the click-to-jump mechanic adds a fun twist.
Levels get tougher, but it’s clear you put your heart into it.
Massive respect for learning everything in just a few days. Keep going — you’ve got potential

This is a fun platform puzzle game. Great job for joining a game jam! Keep on developing!

Its a pretty fun game, but it's also quite unfair cuz the platforms behave inconsistently. I also don't think it really fits the theme. But for someone new to game dev you've come up with an interesting twist and delivered on it so good job!

Cool concept. Limiting clicks was a clever idea to add to a puzzle platformer. The one issue I had was that clicks don't work while moving. I kept falling down the holes because I kept accidently clicking the move button a second too soon.

As a fellow low end pc, REAL lol. Cool concept! I did find the fall through platforms over a bottomless pit fairly frustrating though, I wish there was a way to depict a difference without trial and error. I also noticed you applied to multiple jams, good luck!

It’s clear you’re in a good mindset, it feels like you partially followed a platformer tutorial, but didn’t just copy and built your own unique game using the tutorial as a sort of base. That’s pretty much exactly how I started, I’m doing pretty well right now.

The non-colliding platforms were a bit evil but I suppose you didn’t have many other choices for adding difficulty.

I noticed this is a multi-submission (submitted to 3 different jams), I don’t suggest that for the future.

Overall, good job for your first game!

Thanks for explaining your concept
For your limitations, I think this is really good for a 1st game.
I don't know if it was on purpose but the black lines acting as support were betraying the UX, like it's not telling me there were holes in them. Otherwise, it's frustrating. Audio: bass was too present, but overall music and sound was good

Really liked the idea, its a very clever platformer that starts of quite easy, but then forces you to learn the map by failing! The scaling up of the difficulty is perfect.. it never felt too easy or too difficult. Great job on that! With a little more polish it can be really something unique, great use of the theme also. For your first game this is superb, congrats :)

I liked the idea of the clicks, it's a very original concept and has a lot of potential, it's entertaining and short, perfect for a jam. Good game! :D

Fun game!! Really enjoyed it! Big fan of simple 2D platformers and I enjoyed the unique gimmick! :D
Wish there were more mechanics to make each level a bit more different, but I still found the platforming quite fun!

one of the portals isent working for me

I really enjoyed this game, fun and very unique. I like the idea of your clicks being a resource so you have to be smart with your jumps. My only problem is that some parts of the ground you fall through look identical to other tiles you can walk on,  which makes the game feel more unfair, but this is a great first game you made, nice job!

It was amazing as a new developer but I felt that levels could have been a little better.
Innovation is great, audio nice, theme great ( even the clicks are a resource ). 
Overall a good game. 😊
Suggestion - 1) Add more creative levels.

Great game,i enjoyed the simple artstyle and it fits wonderfully in the jam theme

This is a cool concept! I like how each level you get one more click to make it to the end! You did really good for your first game! I hope you continue game development and I wish you good luck on the journey!

I like the idea of the game! I think the fact that you don't know which block can be stepped on is a good design choice, as long as the level isn't too complex, great work on your first game! 😁

I like how the mouse click is a resource that I have to manage while getting past certain sections. I couldn't get past the 3rd level because of how I would always miss the jump when reaching the small second platform.