Soothing little experience.

The art style was fitting, it was fun finding all those different little hidden things with item combinations. Limiting the player to certain upgrades makes for an interesting little exploration. 

I found the controls where well done but felt very slow on sequential runs. This hinders the experience greatly.

The camera is also panned in quite a bit, on some occasions, like the cave with the waterfall or the Toby Fox-esque 3 headed Cerberus, I was not able to see and embrace the full beauty with the limited range of the torch, not playing to the games strengths. 

At first I was a little confused, the climbable tiles looked like regular floor and not having the torch on the first go meant walking to the left felt like clipping out of bounds. A little bit of work this can be communicated to the player better. 

Very original and unique twist on the platformer genre. Interesting concept for sure, which I enjoyed playing.

Beautiful art. Nice music. But the camera is too close to the character and the slow speed of movement. But game is good.

Really great game!  Interesting, creative take on the theme, and a nice challenge deciding which items to take - rewarding when you choose right!  A very strong submission!

Could use some direction, or indication of progress.  It's unclear which items in the world are interactive or scenery.  What's the overall objective?

An addition of enemies or things to jump on and bounce off of would be welcome!

Hello hello, i really like the concept of having to progress without being able to use everything. A lot. 

A  good way to build a metroidvania differently! Your idea can lead to pretty interesting and complex situations, and makes you think before packing. You've made your point! The only things i do not like is that the char is slooow and it is a bit laborious to travel across the world. Will come back to it to finish it!

Oh and it is a bit scary when you end up opening a door in the caves, and seeing this .. ahem beanny waterfall monster ! The loop music is a bit exhausting too, and does not fits the caves ^^ Ambient sound would have done the job :)