Nice interpretation of the theme! I liked wandering around to understand what needed to be done and the level design guides us correctly. Just had a small bug where my past life threw the key with a slight ofset from where I had threw it, making it fall into the void (unless it was intended and I didn't see the solution?).

I loved the atmosphere that you managed to create. I had a nice time wandering about and generally had a nice time being totally lost. I did start to work out what was required and the use of multiple time points was interesting. It's a big idea that sort of feels like it was made in less time than it really needed. I'd be interested to see if it gets taken further. I think it justifies this consideration. Good job

Strange game for sure, The darkness made it really eerie! I found that I sort of stumbled into the solution though, but seeing all the past lives run around made me think the mechanics would allow for some really interesting puzzles. I liked the use of the telescope to advance the puzzle, that was pretty neat. I’d say the hitboxes need a bit of refinement, but I made sure to stay within bounds to get the ‘proper’ solution!

This is a great game concept! I think given some more time, the narrative and art assets could really work together and enhance each other- would be awesome to see! I think for where the art assets are right now the map might be a little big, but I’m pretty sure I could get a sense of final atmosphere you were aiming for with what you have done. Great work!

This was such a neat concept and exactly like the games I usually play. I love the level design and the clever use of theme!

Very cool! I like the use of minimal yet clear art assets and the big hero asset of the moon brings everything together nicely!

I didn't actually play, I just watched the video. I wasn't sure what the cause and effect of all the path unlocking was for each life. Maybe that would become clearer if I actually walked through the space myself.

Almost tangibly unrelated, bar the unique gameplay mechanic of switching lives, that could have made the project fit in an unconventional way, if it were potentially implemented/used more, under a 'back/forth' lens, that if implemented a bit more in a puzzle element, would be wonders. Past that...

Noticed quite a few glitches out of bounds, if one's very destructive with parkor or what-have-you. That in some broadscope lenes, even if 'railroaded' the game didn't take into account. Or in some other lens, didnt' include 'reset' flooring in case of unwitting 'fall death'. But visually, even if everything looked more "Prototypical" in visuals. Gameplay, tells another story, especially with what few 3D Assets were made/included for this unusually fitting theme.

Reminds me very much of Braid! The concept of controlling two "lives" at once and having one work in tandem with a real-time "recording" of the other is pretty cool, though it does get confusing when one of the "lives" I was in control of duplicates itself, runs forward just as I did before and grabs a key before I can!

Also, since it takes a while to figure things out and execute on plans as the duplicated player recording plays out, this means a lot of waiting for events to play out before the other "life" can execute the second part of the intended plan (i.e. one "life" waiting to catch the key that's eventually going to be thrown from above by the other "life")

Hope my description doesn't tie your brain in knots! (Though then again, that's the good hallmark of a promising puzzle game imo)