You have to stay still as well, this is tragically because of a bug that I couldn't figure out to fix where every time you move horizontally it briefly registers you as not being on the floor.
Really impressive game! Reminded me a lot of Mario 64, in a good way. I'm amazed that you were able to pull it off in such a short timespan. One thing I couldn't figure out was how the upwards wind worked, it seemed to slow down how quickly the chicken fell but I couldn't figure how it was applicable to the level design. It felt like it was supposed to propel me upwards, but nothing I did worked.
One thing that would help with ease-of-access is removing unnecessary assets, since I think you just packed the entire asset folder into the download and that takes up nearly a gigabyte of space
Godot's Area2D has a way to create custom gravity fields, but it didn't actually have enough to meet my needs (it could only attract towards a point), so I implemented my own gravity fields which could return a gravity direction given a position, created a gravity tracker which kept track of what fields I was in (1px wide Area2D), and then return the final gravity direction. Then it was a simple matter of setting the up direction to be the inverse of the gravity direction, and using dot products to get lateral movement working properly
