Thanks for your feedback, and sorry for the bugs. The wolf power was originally intended to solve a puzzle that ultimately didn't make it. It was only used for the final Easter egg, featuring a picture of all of us. But due to a level design issue, we had to add a longer jump, which rendered the wolf power useless.
Bad game (prototype), 0% original idea because the first ones to have the idea were for the game Superliminal. Too many bugs to the point that I couldn't finish the first level.
Very good game. After the tutorial, it would have been better if it sent us directly into the level. The level itself is good, but the corridors are a little too narrow to pass next to the enemy. For the menu, there is no feedback on the buttons, unlike the other buttons.
The game isn't very good at the moment, but could be improved if it continued. Regarding the controls, it's missing key information: I had to press several buttons before figuring out how to change forms, and the double jump doesn't work well (it took me about a minute to figure it out). The bars in the bottom left corner are difficult to understand. It also took me a while to figure out that the teddy bears were giving tutorial information. There are several bugs, such as when you talk to a teddy bear and move, the text stays on the screen, and the physics also has several issues.
The game is good, with well-made design and progressive difficulty. The only negative point is that we can see too much around the character, while the gameplay should be about memorizing the level before putting on the blindfold. Otherwise, very fun.
It's a very good game that, if continued, could have a lot more depth and also be great for speedrunning. The only negative point is that the score is not shown after finishing a level, which makes it harder to improve on it.
After playing 3–4 games, it’s fine for me, but if we don’t link all the rules of the game on the itch page, new players won’t understand how to play.
I would say there’s also a missing button to show the tutorial at the beginning of the game — even if it’s just text. Finally, I feel like the boats don’t give enough feedback: it’s hard to understand in which direction they are going, or whether they have actually seen the rock.
