Pretty well-explored mechanic by the end, even if the curve building up to the interesting gravity-reversal mechanics (which, to me, were by far the best use of your concept) was pretty slow and made frustrating by some really slow friction. For future games maybe reconsider some of the ways you implement sound - entering and exiting those gravity-reversal zones made a tone that didn't quite match the frequency with which the player would be entering them.

Make sure everything builds towards the joy of your central mechanic, which, in the end, did have quite a bit of room that you afforded it. Make sure to emphasize your strong points. : )

I really liked the art style - it has a pleasant color palette with a cute character. Although the gameplay part was a bit frustrating. It's easy to grasp, but hard to master. I think the main pitfall I had was the movement - it's very sluggish. It felt that the player was on ice skis. But I commend you for adding the zoom button, many developers overlook the planning part in platformers.

I enjoyed the audio aspect as well. Thanks!

The visuals are very cute and the sfx and music fit really well. I understand that the movement of the character is supposed to be physics-based and precise but its a little too slippery and hard to control. Some levels required a lot of focus and patience from me, and it got a little frustrating. On the other hand, it also made finishing the room more rewarding. The game is polished and short, perfect for a game jam. I also really like the scheme you used. Overall, a cute game that's a little too hard. Congrats on your 1st puzzle game!

level 1 is so frustrating and is not that easy and it should be the introduction to the game at least