That was an interesting game. Really liked the ability to double jump, it made dodging the enemies a bit easier! I have to confess, I actually exploited a bug in Level 3 by jumping over the zombie's heads (with the double jump!) and then getting them stuck in the terrain so I could actually kill them and get to Level 4, which I was super excited about :pp I couldn't make it past Level 4, unfortunately. 

For future games, I really recommend doing some playtests with your friends/family to get their feedback on the game! We personally managed to do one playtest for our game, and it helped us a lot. We made a few changes to our game according to the feedback, and those changes were for the better. Sometimes you think the players will interact with the game in a certain way, but they end up doing something completely different. Which is why playtests are so valuable! They provide a different perspective for the game.

Good job on finishing the game for the jam! Out of curiosity, how many levels are in the game? 

Good luck in your future projects! :) 

I enjoyed this premise and would love to see a more polished version in the future! I could not for the life of me get past the collision with the enemies on Level 3, so I couldn't finish the game unfortunately. That being said, I think it has the bones of an awesome action game! I'm Youtube-ing what I play from the jam, so if you like I could link the vid when I'm done!

Yeah, the enemies are floating and I missing some feedback, I died and didnt know i was dying. Those issues you automatically fix when you do more games, and more and more. Good luck!

The enemies are really buggy and the combat system is weird and I think the camera doesn't work as intended , but you have very cute graphics and backgrounds.This is a really good starting point for game development!

Hey! I think the implementation of the damage was a bit unexpected! I'm not sure how to do damage reliably or how to not get hurt like a ton at once. A cool little platformer though! A little polish, maybe some sounds, would be really neat!

Great work!