Good job! A little off topic, but an interesting puzzle.

Nice game! Liked the mechanic. Got stuck more time than I want to admit on level 1 

i like it, the mechanic of the game is simple but cool. good job

Omg, this is really well done. It was really addicting. It's enjoyable but at the same time very infuriating. When you make a very small mistake the game is very punishing, which is good but made me sooo mad lol. I can see playing this game for hours. Great stuff

Very cool scene spinning mechanic and gravity platforming. The level design is well done too, though it made my head spin a bit.

Hi

A quick and infuriating game.

Speedrunners are gonna love this.

Not my cup of tea, but clearly a very polished and well-done entry.

Good job, team.

Preface: i SUCK at puzzle games. Now that this is out of the way...huuuh..what am i supposed to do in the first level? I guess this is a rethorical question because i'm now reading the other comments. Making a puzzle game hard is perfectly fine and i actually think that changing the entire stage's direction is great (i love that you can do it even in the main menu!). Having said that, maybe it's a little unbalanced right now or at worst, unclear and confusing.

Nice-ish game. This felt like a percion platformer, which is far too much of a headdech. Still beat it tho.

This is a intersting mechanic, though I do remember a very similar game to this.

The game is much more difficult than it seems. On lvl 3 or 4, you had to rotate mid-air precisely to avoid the spikes. I was unable to complete it.

But overall, this is a decent entry!

 

The rotation mechanic is interesting, mightve felt smoother if you could rotate clockwise or counterclockwise (with different keys) instead of just in one direction tho. I agree with Palmasop, the door in level 1 was pretty confusing, had to retry the level a bunch to figure that out. Small side note, in level 1, for the button that shoots a square at you, the square stays in the same position on the screen through rotations, not sure if that was intentional or not....
Overall fun game!

 -Crow & Moth

Cool! I like the idea of adding the pause time after Shift, which turns it from a pure strategy game into a action + strategy mix of game!

One thing though: putting a fake door in level 1 feels a bit much for me, especially since it’s a stylized door and doesn’t read like a “normal” door. On my first few runs, when I reached it (and didn’t even realize it was the door yet), it just disappeared and I had no idea where to go. I actually thought it was like other type of platformers where you need to go left to reach the next level, but I keep dying with that, then after a few runs, the door showed up again after I touched it after waited a moment and I finally understood, Personally suggest that at least don't use it in first level!! 

Anyway, the concept it's really cool! Great Work!

Good level design they are smartly designed but they were harder than expected. And movement could have been more precise. Other than that really good work.

nice game

Hey that was a nice little game mechanic you had there! I had to give it multiple tries but did manage to proceed! Quite a fun. Great work!

Loved the idea of not switching gravity, but turning the screen. Well done! The difficulty did also increase nicely.

In my game I also did a gravity switch, maybe you wanna check it out:)

Gravity system was cool, and the movement felt very smooth. Last stage was quite hard but I have managed to make it to the end.

Nice rotation gameplay but has I get into the first door things weird aah sprites , I didn't get to the second level , kinda weird but it was great . 

This game is really creative with the rotating room mechanics. But the game is too hard for me. I love the gameplay though!

The unlimited use of the gravity shifting actually breaks the mechanics; without restriction to the super-ability, your initial design of the puzzle can be brutally cracked though abusing the ability. Also, I am guessing maybe that's the reason why you add more requirements for timing skills and mandatory trials. However, I do believe the mechanics is powerful and interesting enough to should have allowed the player relies most on the thinking rather than trying over and over again.

The core idea is quite potential, I am expecting a Post-Jam fully exploring the concept. And if you do so, I do think maybe it's a good idea to add restrictions to reshape the design space.