You should add a "press T to talk" prompt or something at the start of the intro . Had to go the your game main page to look up to controls to figure it out. Which is fine for a work in progress, but you have a tutorial explaining the rest of it already, so I think that would be all that is missing.

Decided to actually wait 10 min like the Doc said I should. A popup came up that later I learned is indeed to talking. But when I hit T is crashed the game. Error message is below.

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ERROR in

action number 1

of  Step Event0

for object DialogueController:

Variable DialogueController.tutwait(100505, -2147483648) not set before reading it.

at gml_Object_DialogueController_Step_0

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gml_Object_DialogueController_Step_0 (line -1)

Consequently it be nice if there was a way to skip through text faster, it scrolled a bit slow the first time through, but  the second time after the crash I just wanted to rush through it. Normally with typewriter text hitting the next line button when its till writing will fill out the whole text box first and then hitting it again will move on to the next line.

Its an autistic problem but  maybe add a "reset zoom" button? One it be faster to zoom back in once I zoomed out, but I could also make sure my camera stays at a consistent  zoom level when actually playing that way

In the tutorial I asked for the flashing effect to be off. But when I got to the hubworld it was back on. Turned it off again in the options and it was fine afterwards.

Game mechanics wise  im not really a puzzle platformer guy, so I cant really give much feedback on that. The  repeating the levels but altered from your actions thing is cool though.  Knowing the increased difficulty the second time around is my own fault is an interesting feel lol.

Cool game. Good luck with your future progress!

I know you're probably married to the whole generational Evoland thing, having put it in the title and all, but that Vector-y style can absolutely carry a game with a little polish and variety, it's pretty endearing in ways that pixelart isn't.

Pretty fun and responsive.  My brain that's full of rickets fell a lot regardless but it was a fun ride. 

Played until I beat level 6, and then couldn't figure out how to open levels 7+. The entire time the screen was bigger than my 1080p monitor and I couldn't change it (on windows 7).

Dialog box rapid fire:

Remove the entire pre-title intro text. If you really want that character interaction, spread it out over the game
Speed up the title fade in
Show [T] somewhere so people know how to foward dialog. Might as well make spacebar, enter, right arrow, down arrow, and F also work as advance dialog since they don't do anything else while looking at dialog
Make pressing dailog-advance while the text is slowly appearing skip the text-slowly-appears animation
Make the key to open "!" boxes F or X or whatever the use key is, in addition to T

Make the backgrounds visible for the first areas. You almost lost me since the game looked so visually boring

Don't turn on walljumping, hovering, etc half way through a level. When I went to the teleporter, I was relying on the game introducing some way to save me so it was possible to run the level again

When the character dies, reset touched-blocks. If while falling into the void you touch any extra blocks, the optimal strategy is to always reset on the computer, since this isnt done automatically

Make reseting the level on the computer take less button presses.

On the 2nd run through a level, faintly show the removed blocks. This is so if you made the level impossible on your first run, you will know how to fix it.

It seems like there is no acceleration for moving. Just instant velocity for pressing a key. This makes it very difficult to hit 1 wide platforms

Blue-monster introduction seemed skipped. Maybe have their intro be a simpler level

There are some levels with small puzzle elements, but it seems like 90% is just basic platform-to-platform stuff.

This was a simple, yet fun puzzle platformer! I played through 9 levels (plus tutorial of course), and got the extra collectable on all but 1, 7, and 9. I feel like the wallslide is a bit too fast and the jumping can be slightly imprecise, so I found myself relying on the hover to correct myself a lot. I know someone else had mentioned a problem with their window, and I also wanted to report that I had an issue as well, where it filled up my main monitor, and covered up about half of my other monitor. I'd recommend adding screen resolution options if possible. I also wasn't sure what the Progress option was in the menu - it showed a clock with some different things on it, but I couldn't make heads or tails of what it was for. That all said, it was a fun time! The characters were fun, the premise is interesting, and the level design was really solid for the most part! You introduced new mechanics seamlessly, so every addition felt natural to experience the first time around; it was easily the game's strongest aspect. I hope to see more next Demo Day!

the music is really dope i like the dialog a lot and its very heartwarming but i think the scientist's text bleeps are a lil too harsh 

few bugs i ran into it seems like playing the intro and then getting into the tutorial room changes the screen resolution but resetting the room fixes the resolution and also it didnt allow me to go fully full screen since my taskbar was showing 

i got filtered by this yellow square i think its too obtuse for a level one until i got the pity rocket boots i do think i had more fun when the platforms didnt have a underside to go over again 

also Add a graphic for "T" to advance dialog or when you have the "!" red chat box 

overall i like it its like a meatboy/celeste meets qbert 

also the rocketboots made it feel like jetpac from dk64/zx spectrum  a

I got to level 8! I love the concept that your first run through effects the second run through with disappearing blocks. I also love puzzles with multiple solutions, so great job on that.  For changes consider allowing every/any button to get you through dialogue and in the level select stage having the 1st level the only accessible level and then after you clear 1st level add blocks that allow you to jump to 2nd level and so on.  Jumping is smooth, the hover feels good and the wall jumping is great.  Great submission :)

I got stuck in the tutorial.

No matter which button I press or where I click with the mouse, the text doesn't continue.