This is the 65th game that I've reviewed this jam.
So, believe me when I say that I have seen a lot of puzzle+platform+clone mechanic.
HOWEVER, I think this is my favourite.
:)
Key novel points about this game that I like:
1) being able to choose when recording starts and stops;
2) being able to summon/dismiss the clone at will; and
3) turn-based movement (surprisingly an amazing addition to this mechanic cocktail!).
You also did a really good job with the "clone can be stepped on" and "clone can go through spikes" tutorials.
I saw another game that had the same rules; but it wasn't clear that was how it worked.
Having transparent clones makes it ambiguous about what they physically can/cannot interact it; and you handled that potential confusion very well.
Also, I know you have a list of known bugs; but I didn't run into any on my run.
So, as far as I'm concerned, the game has no bugs!
:P
You also did a great job sucking me into the puzzles.
They all looked so tantalisingly achievable and fun that I couldn't put the game down; and the difficulty was perfect.
This is the only puzzle game that I've actually finished in the jam.
Are you planning to add more levels after the jam?
(Oh, also, while I feel bad for the cat, your story was funny and novel too - who else in the jam has a cat with a crippling gambling problem?)