The game is far more easier on the controller, the only difficult part is the first 2 jumps, but after that the game is rellativly easier, the movement and jumping are super responsive, however this game does need a few fixes the main things would be a tad higher jump, and some music. And I know the charather has a hair/cap, but does that really have to be in collision box?

Like many others I'm not a fan how the buttons are mapped, I managed to figure a way to fit the on off buttons and the jump button, but I think I'm the only player who found out that there's a run button. The level design itself isn't much of a problem(maybe aside from the alternating wall jump) as they are challenging and encourages the player to engage with the mechanics. 

I had a good time playing your game; however, I believe the button assignments could use some adjustment. I'd recommend assigning the on and off buttons to keys that players can easily reach. Additionally, I found the levels to be quite challenging. Best of luck!

The game is difficult and requires very precise movements and jumps. As a concept, it's good, it just needs more refinement, although I like the main character, a tiny sprite. The sound should also be worked on. The jump sound reminds me of Commodore 64 games.

Why is the screen so tiny lol? (Oh I see it's just the load screen, but still!). The jump sound effect is pretty awful, why not pick a normal jump sound? I liked the idea of turning blocks on/off (like Super Mario World), but some of the platforming mechanics are so advanced I died 4-5 times until I could finish the first area. I'd loosen up the difficulty a bit! Great concept, just need to clean up the execution a tad I think.