I tried it out, but I'm sorry, the controls were PAINFUL to use. I don't understand why I could move faster going backwards than forwards. There's too much friction on the ground and nowhere near enough once airborne. There's also an area in the first level where I got stuck and couldn't die either. I quit at that point.

Based on how the character moves, I assume you used a rounded collider yeah? That makes the character easily slip off platforms, which feels awful when the controls are already difficult to use. I suppose it fits the theme of the level being flooded though.

Last bit of feedback, it's pretty apparent in my screenshot that the door is out of place. Its style doesn't match the rest of the art. It'd take only a few seconds to make a black rectangle of pixels and fill it with red, but makes a huge difference in visual consistency.

I did not do so great, I often got stuck mid-air between terrains. Also, I don't know if the theme-related content arrives after what I played, but I did not see it. I need to practice to go farther!

Just finished in 0:28:464 (far from the other scores :p)

The character movement has a lot of inertia in it which makes it hard to control. Next time it would be nice if you experimented other methods of character movement (maybe take inspiration in your favorite platform games, . It is  actually fun to implement different stuff and see how it responds!  :D

A good inspiration can be this video:

(the stuff about sub-pixels is mostly irrelevant for you because your already kinda work with subpixels in unity).

Good luck in your game making adventures!

when jumping, the speed increases from 4 to 9, but if you get between 2 stones you can’t just jump out ((and it’s so interesting

Cool game! I like the character sprites. The controls must be mastered to go faster. I would have loved to have checkpoints in order not to restart from zero each time I lose (yes, I'm a noob on plateformer games :P).

Good job!