I felt a bit of a disconnect between knowing what I wanted to do and being able to execute on it; I really had to feather the controls as the smaller character because it was so easy to die; sometimes I would even die standing still (because of sub-pixel movement, or the character animating?)

This game is challenging! A lot of that challenge is the good kind, in terms of it’s mechanics and level design, but, I’m not going to lie… it took me a lot of time to understand everything that was going on. Even now, I’m not entirely sure I understood everything that was happening. That said, as I started figuring things out, I did find myself enjoying the puzzle of the levels as I was progressing through them. I think this game has a lot of potential to be a great puzzle game, but, at the very least, I think you need a number of levels in the beginning that introduce only like one or maybe two elements at a time. Let the user get familiar with those before building up the levels with all of the various mechanics.

This really is a great game, that just needs to give the player a little more explanation of what’s going on.