A few things I noticed:

• When the mirror reflects and turns the player into a baby, you just disappear and keep playing the walking sound, the level should really restart automatically
• If you miss the mirror in the bronze door room because you didn't throw far enough, it despawns and you have no choice but to restart because the rocks don't come back each time you leave a door
• Some enemies are already shooting at you before you're even in view

Its a pretty cool game, I like the graphics and the sound effects work but it does have some common 'FPS sins' when it comes to AI behaviour that needs to be ironed out

Hey man, what am I meant to do on the first level? I assumed that I was supposed to rewind time while standing on the box to give above but I just go through the object and if I rewind while not on it then it falls to the ground. Lemme know what I'm doing wrong and I'll give it another play.

That's a pretty cool game! I'd recommend removing a few of the early levels as its just the same thing over and over, I almost called it a day thinking it doesn't change but luckily I stuck around. I threw in the towel at 21 as it seemed to loop back through the same stuff but in the other direction.

Just needs a bit more variety if you plan to continue developing and try to make the sound it emits to be more core to the music.

Also I found a bug (I presume it wasn't intentional), as you're just checking if circle x is in the right position when the top bar reaches the icon, the player can tap the rewind key immediately after its registered and get two yes's for the price of one.

haha the old pencil in the cassette trick, I love that little flashback to the past, I think were at the point now where some gamers aren't gonna understand the struggles of us oldies.

The rewind mechanic to create 'crossable platforms' was a well thought out idea and I liked the visuals of it flailing around, the overall art work could do with some iterations but its a short jam game so I understand the struggles of creating art work as a programmer.

The levels could do with some redesign as well, I really dislike when jumps are made almost 'pixel perfect' due to the fact that if I hit my head on the platform above then I will probably fall down the gap and die like this jump here:

and this:

It felt quite brutal to have jumps like this one where I lose lives testing whether its a run and fall or a jump onto (after I fall walk onto the below, I took the screenshot 1 platform early in case I died twice lol), if I were going to create a choice like that then I'd probably put a life pickup on the next part to compensate the player for that.

Because of these bump your head platform jumps, I struggled to get to level 2 after 15 minutes so I'm not sure what else you had after that but I liked your take on the game jam theme a lot.

Oh and the character felt good to control.

Another blast from the past! I used to love playing pick-up-sticks but there's no chance kids these days are still playing the old crazes when they get an screens shoved in their face before they've learned to walk.

I would have loved if it was more like the traditional game in a 'surgeon sim' style of precision but I think that would have been a lot of work on the physics side as oppose to point and click and may be too much of an undertaking for a 1 week jam.

There's definitely some bugs to iron out such as:

Based on the camera angle and all others I checked around it, there is no way that blue one should result in a game over but it does and this is a frequent occurrence where sticks look like they are next to each other and not touching but still sends the other one flying. 

Which leads me into my next point.... the camera.

I definitely would have focused on the camera a lot more, I don't like this far away view. I want to be able to get in there and rotate around so I don't lose in situations that make me go 'really?' like that blue one.

Despite all that, its a fun little game and I enjoyed playing it. I'm not so sure about it being 'rewind' as oppose to 'pick up' but I'll let that slide if it means I get more digital versions of things I played with in the 90s.

One minute its fairly chilled, the next I have 15 enemies come out of nowhere!

I REALLY struggled with doing anything after the 'did you get the joke yet' area,  it felt like the game was playing me at that point as I was mobbed with enemies and the map was too visually similar for me to catch my bearings and form an exit strategy. I felt like I was the puppet on a string and the game wasn't designed for me to be triumphant but to struggle til my last drop of hp (which I think was the intention).

That pistol needs some serious rework, the recoil is too big and it goes down rather than up, that was quite jarring and make it really hard to use, hard gun or lots of enemies, pick one not both lol

The rewind wasn't that helpful with the amount of enemies as I'd try to create some distance, have more enemies spawn on me, rewind, have the original mobs I was trying to escape proceed to show me the business end.

Cool little game with fun 2.5d graphics, just a little too manic for me compared to the types of games I usually play. 

Holy... that level was tough.

The red squares above are the size of the hitboxes (or maybe they are smaller and the player is wider than his visuals), the furthest right even protrudes into the platform itself which I painfully learned on the 3rd attempt of trying to go that way. 

The jump itself requires perfect placement into the center and then strafing when you're half way down the fall which personally I have no problem with as it gives it a little challenge BUT how am I then meant to get back to the start in 5 seconds afterwards other than to try and naviate back down that only just wide enough tunnel and strafe left. That's a lot of challenge and frustration for level 3!

The hitboxes are definitely punishing and the visuals don't convey that it's meant to be a platformer designed to challenge and frustrate so I'm really not sure if this was a conscious choice or not.

After replaying this level 15 times, I would have liked to mute the background music as it was getting a bit repetitive haha

Its hard for me to give detailed feedback as it went from really easy to 'I cant do this' fast, the character felt good to control.

It took me a couple of deaths to realise that the controls are static UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT and not based on the ships forward direction, that was a bit jarring. I have a feeling you're moving the enemy space ships using the Update() function and not offsetting by Time.Deltatime?  I can't actually play the game and this shows you why:

https://webmshare.com/YzAGw

I got bumrushed by 3 enemies while testing the rewind and I'm fairly certain they shouldn't be coming towards me while I'm in that state.

Your projectiles are also not shooting from the correct point, I am facing forward but its shooting backwards:

I love the visuals but I can't submit a rating for that alone so I haven't left one.

My first game involved me trying to run backwards away from enemies while shooting them and abruptly falling into the water and getting stuck in a freefall :P

Cool little game, I was quite fond of the enemies run animation, reminds me of Malcolm in the Middle episode where Hal becomes a speedwalker:

Sound effects and visually were nice and easy on the eyes and I really liked the pixel cloud skybox, needs an end goal though or some kind of collectable though as it gets repetitive quite quickly.

I'm not sure if it's a bug or intentional, but you cant jump out of this and have to rewind yourself back to the top:

I loved this level in particular, it told me you know how to design a good puzzle, at first I thought it was bugged/you forgot to add something into it because it actually had a level of complexity to it that you don't usually see :

I really don't have any feedback for you other I love the color pallette, the later few puzzles are well designed, music is pretty good and this has been my favourite game of the jam so far and I don't even play puzzle games. 

You definitely need to put in the legwork and get this game played by more people.

This is a cool game but the control scheme is a mess, so many different buttons like [ incorporated rather than making good use of modifiers like ctrl, shift and alt or mouse clicking rather than o which would be much more comfortable for anyone who has played MMOs like WoW, could definitely do with the ability to rebind keys especially as you have keys that aren't supported by every Country.

Music was alright but it was way too loud and no way to turn it down that I could find, if the option does exist then there's a UI design problem that can be improved on, it also doesn't loop properly.

The graphics were simple but clean, I actually liked the aesthetic.

The control scheme is the only reason I stopped playing when I did and thats frustrating. I would actually really like to give this another play with my own keybinds or using modifiers so its all done with my left hand as there's no way I could try to speed run this with the current control system. 

Also the gravity reversal can get a little buggy with collision detection, I managed to sink myself into the terrain on a few occasions.

Tiny nitpick but you forgot to put a space between "next" and "level" :P

Was the yellow square just to throw people off? it's not actually needed for this puzzle

A well designed game with simple but effective graphics, music was pretty bland and reminded me of Ricky & Morty when Jerry is listening to human music (reference here if you haven't watched it) but I didn't turn them off so while repetitive, it wasn't unpleasant.

I got a little stuck at level 7 but I'm not great with puzzle games.

Overall I had fun with this game and I don't really have any feedback outside of the music.

It's a fun game but my opinion is that you've made a mistake by building something that involves a car and not having a reverse function and I'll explain why.

I got so annoyed when I kept planting into an object and just having to sit there waiting for time to run out. This turned it from a driving game into a ring location/map memory game so you don't overshoot your mark or hit random objects in the path like lamp posts, a few rings were so close to the turning for the next one that you had very little time to maneuver and line up for tight gaps and if you fudged it then you were stuck staring at your mistake for x seconds.

On the other hand I understand why you DIDN'T include a reverse, the car functions like those toy cars that you used to wind up and let them fly. One idea off the top of my head is that you could have made the key both charge the car and control its direction by having reverse as counter clockwise, I think that's the implementation I would have gone for personally and would have also followed the 'rewind' theme.

Despite that, the graphics and music you have used compliment the game well, the programming itself seems to be pretty solid and its a great first jam submission so good job.

Really well designed game, definitely in the top 2 games I've played so far this jam!

The game definitely needs a crosshair or something, its pretty much a necessity for any game that has a gun in it.

I don't understand the endless runner style level being in a 3rd person action game as it just feels out of place and breaks the immersion, the whole time I was wondering why I went from a free moving 3rd person tutorial to this style and which of the two is actually the game I'm going to be playing. It also takes away time that your users could be spending seeing the real open area level that you designed as people won't stick around on your game for very long in a jam, 15 minutes is optimistic unless its very well made or really unique. Also if you are going to make an endless runner style map, create a collider that only the player interacts with to keep them inside the area, don't kill them because they got too close to the edge.

The player models arms are way too long, he can touch his toes with a straight back haha

I liked some of the particle effects you made and the aesthetics of the tutorial level actually had a good atmosphere, a couple of bits looked out of place but it was good overall and the music you selected fit the levels.

I really like the visuals albeit maybe a little bit too much post-processing for my eyes lol, music is good and everything is clean. I especially liked the lighting being effected by the boxes I placed.

An absolutely must for any puzzler game is a way to restart quickly, players shouldn't have to jump off a ledge to restart the level.

Were you checking for objects above before allowing jump? the jump kept stopping and starting and the only times it happened was when objects were above me to my left or right.

I really liked this game.

The art was good and I liked the little details added like the devils nose animating when hes annoyed.
Music was ok but I think more focus should be put into finding some truly great tracks rather than ones that sound like 10 second loops, your gameplay is centered around music afterall!
Good execution on the theme and it's only the second rhyme style themed game I've seen so far so it was a welcome break.

I would have preferred to be able to use QWER as my keys so I could play with 1 hand but this may not fit your vision when it comes to handling difficulty.

Oh god... not another robot samurai fighting against falling bombs using rewind, so uninspired ;) 

Its a cool little game but it definitely seemed like there were problems as the instructions say 'It maintains the relative position (and physic process) with respect to the previous quadrant' but I was definitely losing my relative position on more than one occasion which made the game more difficult.

The pixel art is clean and simple, the overall mechanics are good and well thought out and music is pretty typical of this style of game. Its just the execution (relative position) that needs a little work.

Oh I almost forgot, the aspect ratios need to be adjusted as well, full screen mode shoved the game into the top right of the screen.