Thank you for the feedback! I definitely feel like the balance could be improved so if you fail a jump you don't have to start the whole room over again.
This looks soo impressive. Unfortunately once I got to the gameplay section the game ground to a halt and I seemingly lost all control of the character. I tried restarting but it did not improve (and it would be nice to be able to skip the intro scenes faster). Maybe a desktop build could be a option?
Wow this was great! I liked that it was simple enough to grok but the puzzles always had a bit of a challenge. I really liked the art and vibe of the game too.
Interesting puzzle mechanic that I think you could use to create all sorts of interesting levels. I think it would have been good to get a it more handholding at the start to help understand the mechanic.
I kind of got stuck on what felt like invisible collision at times and I wasn't sure why. I think I could have used a bit more guidance about where to go initially.
The music and ambience felt good. I think one thing you could improve would be keeping a consistent pixel size for the artwork. For example the characters had more fine detail while the environment had bigger blocky pixels.
A fun spin on an existing game! it was cool by the end of the round you could see just how much you had strayed from the base game with each choice you made (distorting the screen was a horrible choice on my part :D). Music was really calming too.
I think one thing that would improve the game is to have the game elements (like the basket and the apple dropper) to be skinned more in the style of the background. Basically just sticking more to one style.
It'd also be nice to have a game over screen so you could take a moment to look at your score before trying again. Right now you're thrown right back into it.
I really loved the visual style and theming. Controls felt good and aiming was easy. Only thing I would have liked was some improved AI, it often felt like they weren't reacting to gun fire and stayed in place.
My only feedback would be to have some more visual readability. There were a few times where I wasn't sure what I was supposed to do next, for example I didn't realise the ability button was down the bottom right. Another example would be differentiating the enemy pieces from your own.
I love the presentation, it feels pretty unique. I found some of the puzzles quite challenging, but when I finally figured it out it felt good. If it was a full release I'd probably want a slower ramp up in difficulty.
