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Awesome concept, maybe you could add labels in the future because I thought the big ones were worth three my first couple rounds, then I realized they were four instead. But great idea!

Thanks for playing!

Thanks!

Thanks for playing! The instant death wasn't supposed to happen; I'll take a look at that when voting ends...

Great game idea and good use of the theme! It took a little bit to understand what was going on, but once I figured that out, it became a lot more fun. Good job!

Thanks for the suggestions!

I got that rewarding "aha" moment in the third level when all the mechanics finally made sense. Awesome puzzle design!

Got an F, I didn't realize the clocks were supposed to be collectibles until the very end, but otherwise great game with smooth controls!

Lots of cool twists on the original formula! Admittedly I spent a lot of time just trying to beat the first level over and over again setting the timer as low as 2 seconds.

Thank you!

Thanks for playing! You're right I should put the controls on the game page, thanks for the idea

Thanks! Appreciate it!

Glad you enjoyed it! Sparky was fun to design!

Thank you!

Thanks for the feedback! Different length of wires was something we were going to add eventually, but we ran out of time to do so.

The best answer I can give is to try playing in fullscreen. That was a really weird bug in production that always seemed to stop in fullscreen—but we never figured it out. If Sparky still gives up, I'm so sorry it doesn't work!

Thanks! Glad you appreciated it!

What an amazing concept! This game is a lot of fun to play while also having a great idea behind it; definitely one of the best games this jam.

Orbiting planets is a good use of the theme, but I haven't seen the theme be utilized twice in one game! Nice job!

Thanks!

The rat wizard with the staff was a cool little detail.

I'll admit, it took me a while to figure out you could double jump, but once I learned that, the game was a lot of fun. The cheats are a nice little addon once you get far enough. Cool concept!

Thank you!