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Thanks for the feedback, I completely forgot about the cozy game part and only really did the winter and reflection. If you don’t mind though, I would appreciate more info as to what aspects of the puzzles and platforming were not enjoyable. At the end I was just trying to come up with anything for the levels, so the last two specifically I am not very happy about, but the rest I’m interested in hearing the complaints about. Again, thanks for the feedback, criticism is one of the best ways to improve and I’d love more details with it!

R resets the whole level, sending you back to the top, and Q resets just the section, so if you’re at the bottom you will stay at the bottom! Sorry if I didn’t make that clear, I know the text is kind of ugly and doesn’t really fit in, ran out of time

Amazing atmosphere, didn't know where to go after I got to the ice

Very simple games, got stuck on the fire one but overall seems neat

No winter, but amazing twist on golf games! Reminds me of 4D golf in the way you're manipulating the world

The art is incredible, but I think being more explicit on how the minigames work would be useful

With some adjustments to the controls, some more levels and mechanics, and some polish, I could see this as a full game! Very cool idea!

Pretty simple concept but executed well, like the others I would like full screen

The atmosphere alone makes this game wonderful! The ice is incredible, with the maintained velocity and the reflection, all the textures are amazing, the particles are great, and it is by far the most visually appealing thing I've seen. House and snowman lack collision which makes them a little janky, and some of the fences are facing the wrong way, but besides that this is an awesome small world

Like the concept, but it feels quite repetitive

Overscoping and prioritization is definetly a big struggle in jams. It's a fun game though, even without being finished! Found myself playing it multiple times

Never really played sokoban, but this definetly seems like a fun twist on it! The snowbal decay mechanic took me a bit to understand, but it's smart! 

Can't say I've seen something like this before. Amazing spin on a classic game, and excellent use of the theme! A little hard to tell what's happening, but I think that adds to the fun

Really liked it, a billiards/pool type system with a board that get's harder and harder! Just needs some kind of end detection 

I don't think I've ever seen a light mirror game in 3D before, so it was very neat! Seems to have some bugs though, and I don't know if it was intended, but I was able to complete it with only 3 mirrors. Enjoyable regardless, and a nice way to shake up the light reflection games!

Simple but enjoyable, the blocking seems a little unfair though, and it also blocks their own shots

Thanks, I definitely forgot about the "cozy" part lol

LOVE the art style, though it felt kind of static sometimes with the lines not really changing even when you're moving, maybe adding some variety to it would be nice

Feels kind of unfair with the enemies having perfect aim, high speed, and fast attacks, but it's still pretty fun.

Wonderful art, nice theming, overall fun! I just felt like I was moving really slowly, I feel like either the player speed should be increased or the distances should be decreased. That might just be me being impatient though

R is commonly used as a reset key, and I was trying to speed up the respawn cutscene after death (not because it was bad or took too long, just because I'm impatient lol)

Very fun! simple concept, but executed perfectly in all ways! I spent way too long in the ending part just watching myself bounce around

Love the art style, and a neat mechanic, but it seemed very difficult to reach certain mirrors, and like I was guessing as to where they were most of the time and trying to click something off screen. Might have just been an issue on my end, not sure.

Simple idea, just wish you could more easily remove/replace pieces from earlier instead of having to delete everything to go back and swap out one thing

That makes sense now, I see how you were hinting at that in-game!

Love the low poly art, simple but fun, could use some more variety in options and more space as it feels cramped

Simple but very enjoyable! Reminds me a lot about pacman. (btw, pressing R to restart doesn't reset music and instead starts looping it multiple times at once)

Don't think I've seen this mechanic before, I'm loving it! 

Hitboxes felt a little weird, and I felt like I couldn't move very well and whether or not I dug up the snow felt inconsistent, but it was a neat idea for sure, just needed a little more time to work on it probably

Nice idea, looks gorgeous as well. The timing feels really tight and almost luck based though, but that's about all I have

Interesting concept, but it felt quite janky and inconsistent. With some hitbox work, more art, and more unique level design, it could be pretty good!

Enjoyable for sure, but really difficult the longer you go

Fun game, the resolution seems a little buggy but besides that it's awesome!

Love the game mechanic! However, I couldn't figure out how to get to the big ghost in the middle.

Really fun, although the the one attack of the boss where it shoots a bunch of straight projectiles felt unfair, and after killing the boss it didn't seem to end the game, and the boss kept attacking me, though my snowballs went through it

AMAZING art, but I couldn't really figure out what to do. Regardless, making a 2D world like that with multiple systems in 3 days is great!

Love the little details, like the one guy holding an umbrella. Good game!

Cool take on the theme of winter, but I don't see much of the reflection. Art is amazing, but could be more animated. Still fun!

Amazing and unique idea, but it feels like the aim assist does all the work and it's hard to tell exactly how high up a point should actually be, with it sometimes being off the screen or cut off by the land around the lake

Unique take, though it didn't seem to factor in the reflection theme much. Fun nonetheless