It's always a pleasure finding these short, puzzle-platforming indie games that take the established base of what the genre is, and adds it's own flare to it!
While having the regular jump and climb that's frequent in the platforming genre, Moonleap's puzzling comes from the unique gimmick where jumping causes you to turn day to night; with this change comes changes to the environment from spikes forming and receding, vines disappearing, the wildlife's states being altered, and certain platforms breaking.
Having run through all levels twice, I couldn't find any glitches aside from cow physics being applied to the character even when the cow has stopped moving (only happens in one level really).
All in all, this was a short and sweet puzzle platformer that had nice music, a great artstyle, and nice gameplay that fit greatly with the puzzles!
My playthrough: