Some didn't work quite right for me like extinguishing flames, and the rendering of the guards (the direction they are facing is important to be able to raid island well) also camera movement seems undampened so turning was a bit of a hassle
I really liked the inverted temple run idea. Until I ran into hitbox perception issues. Thankfully there was a skip button. The hitboxes on level 2 were easier than level 1 because the shadows signaled how large the gaps were.
Because of the close to flat perspective, long gaps that existed when rocks scrolled by become smaller as they approach the horizon making it difficult to weave. This might be difficult to notice as the designer who knows how to get through the level but can be frustrating for new players.
If the perspective angle was made slightly steeper (closer to bird's eye view but not directly top down) this inverted run will still require some skill without having hitbox gauging struggles.
Nevertheless a great concept, really beautiful art & I liked the choice you made at the end to return the stars. What happens when you keep them?
I loved the story line and how you tied it into the theme. The tasks were good amount of challenge (except the dishes on trackpad were like trying to play aimlabs with your fingers cut off)
Besides that, very heartwarming ending that Raspy came to visit. Glad there was no sequence of events that led to Raspy not visiting (or at least I didn't find any
thank you :D i spent a lot of time making sure the swinging mechanic work as intended and didn't make you do random sinusoidal wobbles and Paul worked really hard on the physics setup
