This game is seriously rad! I love the aesthetic with the felt / paper textures. I think the level editor is an awesome feature and its cool that people can share levels they make, which is really impressive to see in an agdg game.

the only things i can find to nitpick about are like, some of the menu functions are arranged in way that could be simpler. idk if I was doing something wrong but I couldn't delete stuff that I placed in the level editor? it also seems kinda random that some things are controlled exclusively with right click, others left click, and others have no click functionality at all. I think it would be more intuitive to select the little guys with left click and give them commands with right click, and have everything in the level editor be able to be done with keyboard commands as well as mouse, so you could use either exclusively.

but, overall, i'm impressed with this! keep it up!

. zip the folder of the game, not the files, it should be: "game.zip/game/game.exe"
. on hover button effect is extremely slow, whereas the sound is a quick pop, match their speed 
. the menus are cute, but disobey the idea of being sewn (?) on: no reason for them to flash or text to "spill over" and the inconsistencies push it from "neat" over into "pretentious" territory
. there's like 6 different font size on the level select screen and it hurts
. I've seen some gifs of it before and still don't know what I'm supposed to do, would be nice to have basic controls / goals on F1 / setup screen
. image below is how I "solved" the first step and it didn't feel intended: x is where the guy stood, arrow is where he ended up by somehow climbing the stairs

. reset time after falling is way too slow even for the first time, just snap him back to reality, or let me mash R to instantly restart
. I'm having a rough time appreciating the concept when I don't know which perspectives work and which don't, this seems like it's better lined up than the image above, but it's not valid

. you're allowing horizontal 360, but not vertical and I have no clue why, more frustration
. the rotation controls are not what I'd expect in general: the camera rotating around the game plane insted of around the screen-up direction when in some cases is just annoying:

. I think this is to do more with holes being introduced on level 2 than the controls themselves, I want to understand what I'm doing before getting thrust into new mechanics
. played around for 20+ min and need a break, my guess is that skipping out on easy (and I mean babby tier from your paraperspective) levels is what's doing the damage
. consider the name "Paraspective" instead

You one mechanical breakthrough away from a 200+ review game at $10 minimum. 

Round 2:
. I read the posts below and only now realized there's tutorial levels: it's on me being retarded and playing late, but consider offering other retards like me a "Would you like to play the tutorial?" so they don't autopilot into the main levels like I did
. I didn't get why I couldn't just cross over the "colors" 
. it was unclear that you could only switch guys with RMB (tried LMB many times)
. image below not being valid is just ???

It's a strong base for a strong long-remembered game, keep pushing.

Honestly a cool puzzle game and very clever.

I couldn't get tutorial to load, when I clicked on play and tutorial. Nothing happened / showed. Included pic of what I see just in case it is wrong. The play box is empty and I just spam clicked tutorial and the up arrow next to it. I am running through a sandbox so that could be the problem.

I had to dial the mouse down 75% (but more when I needed to be more precise) and invert the vertical. Don't know if you are collecting data to see what people mostly use on that.

The hardest part is getting the alignment exactly correct for me. I do get the position but if it is a few pixels out it's annoying. I don't know if possible or if it defeats the game purpose but a snap option / feature when you are in that tiny range would help a lot.

Hey, heads up, I streamed my reaction to the game. You can find the recording here: 

These puzzles are wicked smart, there are some real creative ones and I had a lotta fun figuring them out.  You go heavy on the red herrings.  Seems all it's really lacking is good BGM.  I do have one QoL improvement I would love to see: I'd like a way to toggle the rotation instead of just clicking & dragging, I probably held down on my mouse a little too long and now my pointer finger's real stiff.  Other than that just the usual gripes everyone is having, sometimes the perspective working out for pathways to works seems arbitrary.

I've attached my playthrough, hopefully it helps!  FOR ANYONE PLANNING TO PLAY DON'T WATCH!

Amazing presentation! I love the clean presentation and sound effects. The way levels are constructed and deconstructed is just *chefs kiss* I managed to get through the tutorial and opening batch of missions and there were are many neat ideas here already. 

One complaint I have is the restrictions on camera movement. There were a few times where it felt like I had a solution but couldn't get it because I wasn't allowed to rotate the camera a certain way. It would be nice if there was a little more leeway in the game recognizing when you've lined stuff up to, but that's probably way too much polish to expect this early on. I also found this really really challenging! But I'm a dummy so that could just be me. 

Can't wait to see this when it's finished!