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I love the concept. I'm a sucker for "elemental worlds", specialy when they are kinda liminal like yours. I guess what I want to say, is that I like the vibes on the game.

The hub got me a bit confused. Does it loops on it self verticaly and horizontaly? it's kinda dizzying.

i tired the 4 chraracters. I think I have completed the Shark one, and almost completed the Floaty character one. But Cactus and Tounge felt a bit too clunky. I could not finish them. 

On the cactus one, this respawn would keep respawning me below the terrain.

The grinding mechanic felt kinda buggy not gonna lie. Perhaps it would be better if we would just snap to the grind by touching it, tony hawk style.

You are good at creating interesting mechanics that changes the gameplay, so I'm interested in seeing where this will progress.

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thank you very much for playing and taking the time to give feedback. the hub does indeed loop forever. 

i agree that the cactus needs more work; he's atm the most undercooked scrimblo. it's funny you mention tony hawk because in that game you also need to press a button to grind, but yeh it could be better. any suggestions for declunkification?

the aim is to progress this into a very solid demo.

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Hahaha, that is right, you press Triangle to grind on the Tony Hawk games. Well, the diference is that, cactus scrimblo slams down when you press square while in the skate right? And we need to slam down into the rails. In tony, when you press triangle near the rail, the character will "magnet" towards it. Then you just controll the balance.

Curently I had trouble getting the grind working with cactus. Since you need to slam down, you need to be over a certain height, or it will just miss the grind. Also, even with the right height, the grind would just not happen some times. Like it would slide off it. 

I think going with the winning formula, of, press the button, magnet towards the rail, is the best approach. You could keep the slam down, but whenever on the air, and nearby a rail (check with an 3D area/volume), if you press the button, you grind instead of slamming.

I think that's how I would do it. Hope you find a solution!

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aight i will make the margins bigger and lerp him onto the rail