Making this in roughly 30 hours is crazy impressive with how well done this game is!

I love the limo aesthetic so much and the presentation in general from the shaky text effect to the fact you have a fully fledged out tutorial instead of just a menu or prompt explaining the controls, it genuinely feels like a game you would buy from steam, incredible work there.

This isnt a huge negative by any means but in the first room of the tutorial after dying I ran forward immediately, and got the box stuck on my head, which then spawned in the left hand corner which I was unable to move it from, restarting the level with R may have fixed this problem but that jump is actually before the tutorial tells you about it so I did refresh the page to restart the game.

The puzzles are a simple concept, with just mainly having to press the arrows at the right time, which makes it real easy to pick up but you still did a great job at making me have to think.

I don't know what else to say this was actually just great and blew my expectations out of the water, even when puzzle games are not really my thing.

The minion voices are soooo cute!!! Seriously, I had to start this feedback by praising that sound effect, because it turned out so cute and fits them absolutely perfectly. Every single variation. No exceptions.

This Limbo-style aesthetic with dark tones is one of my all-time favorites in games, and I really, really loved the visuals here. On top of that, the colors of the minions and their respective platforms break that gloomy harmony in a way that doesn’t feel weird at all—instead, it feels totally intentional and cohesive. Such a great use of color to convey the atmosphere and guide the player’s focus to the key gameplay elements.

The easter egg was really cool! Honestly, I would love to play Uno with the minions—the match looked so fun in that moment. I actually stopped for a few seconds just watching the dialogue and imagining how they were playing.

I also have to say the music fits the atmosphere perfectly. It brings such a pleasant vibe that, combined with the core puzzle mechanics, makes the whole experience really memorable. You’re amazing at making puzzle games—I’ve been learning a lot just by observing your work, since it’s a genre I personally struggle with.

Even with all these amazing points, there were only two things that had a slight negative impact on the experience—but just to be clear, nothing major at all! They’re more like small tweaks that could make your game even better.

The first one is the jump. It’s a bit hard to explain exactly why, but it felt just a little too short. I assume that was intentional to prevent reaching unintended areas, but even so, I feel like it could be slightly longer or smoother. As it is now, it feels just a tiny bit abrupt.

The second point is the overall physics collision of the minions. I saw that others already mentioned this, and that it was your first time working with this kind of physics system. So I have to say: for a first attempt, you did an AMAZING job—seriously, be proud of that! If this is what you achieved on your first try, I can only imagine how far you’ll go once you dive deeper into this system.

And by the way… did I mention the minion voices are SOOO CUTE??? Hahaha, they’re REALLY, REALLY CUTE!!!

Amazing work as always! Another fantastic puzzle game. Keep it up, and best of luck in the jam!

Love the art style, it creates a nice Limbo aesthetic and also makes it very clear and readable with the different colors!

The little voices are really cute, the music fits perfectly with the mood, and the puzzles are nice and forgiving, it was nice trying out new paths in each level.

What bothered me a little are the physics, they had a hard time working sometimes 🤣

Other than that the game is great, with a good theme implementation and gameplay loop!

(Also the timescale multiplier is such a nice QOL addition!)

And lastly, is that THE UNIVERSAL TRANSITION SHADER ?! I RECOGNIZE THOSE SQUARE PATTERNS 😂

I like the wobble walk :-). overall very nice presentation, use of color, tutorialization/cold open, charming voice acting. the collision/pushing on some of the puzzles seemed a bit finnicky but a really well done jam entry

Great style choice and fun idea with the separate collision layers. My favourite was the level with the platform that moves up and down, requiring you to time each color at a separate time. The physics were a little weird sometimes though. I even send a cube flying at light speed somehow... At a certain time, I didn't have any red guys left so I had to either fully restart, or keep playing without that color, which was a bit of a harsh punishment for failing an early level. I really liked the game though, and gotta say, top-notch voice acting!

That’s very stylish! I really liked the atmosphere!! I was also genuinely impressed by the text style 😄 The visuals overall feel very clean and polished.

The audio part is great too. Good music and solid SFX. But the minion sounds…😆 I was laughing the whole time. Did you record them yourselve or find them somewhere? I actually played the game together with friends and we all enjoyed those sounds a lot.

For me, the gameplay felt a bit too simple. Most levels weren’t very challenging and had quite a similar structure, so after a while it felt like you could just activate things without needing to think too much. I’d personally love to see more variation or mechanics that require a bit more strategy.

I also ran into a few small bugs. Sometimes minions of different colors seemed to collide with obstacles they probably shouldn’t interact with. I know this kind of layering / interaction logic can be tricky to implement during a jam, but I just wanted to mention it.

One more question, about the crates. There are black crates (which I assume are meant for the player), and colored ones. Is the player supposed to be able to interact with the colored crates as well, or only with the black ones?

Overall, this is a very stylish and polished entry. 

Good job!

Wow this was such a fun little game!! I am not lying I was loughing looking at the minions and hearing those sounds, it was really a fun game. The puzzle elements were quite unique and hard, I loved the idea and the art + the audio really integrated it all in. SUper fun concept and again, the sounds made me laugh so hard! Congrats on the game!

I saved 15 minions. Devlog is so well-written.

i like the art and everything - but playing it and having to read and learn all these mechanics sort of lost me. i think you need to force the player to learn the mechanic before you assume the player knows what the mechanic is.

if i cant figure it out, most people wont, i’ve been gaming for 35 years.

I'll be honest here. It's pretty late, and I was supposed to finish jamming a while ago, but then I thought "just one more". I was not in a headspace to play a puzzle game, so I was pretty glad, that yours was pretty forgiving. Of course forgiveness went out of the window, when at the end the game goes "you could've saved at least this many more". We'll... I guess that's some points for encouraging replayability :)

This is also a nice play on the theme. You can't save them all, but you are encouraged to do better. For a game with graphics this dark, it's an optimistic message.

The game looks and sounds nice. The art has a nice style (reminded me of Limbo a bit), and the sounds the squares make were appropriately cute.

As for the gameplay. I liked the "forgiving puzzle game" thing. It would be nice if more games did this- to pass the puzzle you have to be this good, but feel free to look for the perfect solution if you feel like it. The thing I liked less was platforming. This was not a big deal- the game didn't require too much precision, but the jump was a bit too fast for me. I'd go with slower falling speed, with more control. It would make the parts where you nudge the boxes that are bit higher than you easier.

Over all- I enjoyed this a lot, and it's pretty likely I'll try to beat my score!