Hi, this is the team from thatgamejam that was assigned to review your game. We did that Together, we feel the game is a wonderful gift, and we want first of all to share a heartfelt Thank You!
As we said, all 3 people in our team played your wonderful game. We had some technical issues and inadequate computers. We succeeded to install and eventually (after installing everything needed) it worked well also on older machines. We read the story and we loved it immediately, and we decided that first one player would play on their own and then two people would play it together.
Single player:
Awesome game, incredible story, I love the graphics and the typography too. Enjoyable music and sound effects. Great game play, of course it is not really enjoyable to be sent back to the beginning after completing a number of levels.
I would like to have a control that resizes or minimizes the window (i.e. friendlier than Cntrl Alt Canc, Task Manager, Minimize) so that I can not only pause it, but later return to play (after having used other windows) and maximize it again. I realize the game is meant to be immersive and it certainly is! Feel free to disregard my suggestion.
Single player mode is not easy! However the game is also designed to be played by one person. And the two-people gameplay works well only when players are used to working together and cooperating, also / especially at physical tasks (not just powerpoints!!!). Our close-knit team people, it felt much easier, and I am sure that musicians playing together would be much more so, but pick a couple of friends at random and in my opinion it could be even more difficult than single player mode.
Together: (2 players)
We think your idea is wonderful, we are two siblings, a brother and a sister (not twins, though, but many people believe we are twins), and we enjoyed it very much. It is a very collaborative game. It is not just the superpowers needed to help each other, but also the little things, like the way the box is correctly placed to let the girl without gravity inversion to pass the obstacle. I think it is very well thought, and realistic. (As realistic as anti gravity can be, of course!)
If you want, you could add checkpoints, so that we don't have to restart from the beginning. (Unless it is meant to be more realistic, as they are probably taken to their cell again when seen by cameras)
Thank you from all of us for making this game.