I just updated it - adding difficulty settings, more ways to drop the marbles, and eliminated the similar looking marbles on the easier difficulty settings =D
I like the art and music! Nice work. I think it would benefit a lot by having the enemies be knocked back when you land a hit - then you wouldn't need to chase behind them to kill them =D
I like the art style and the music! It could definitely use some kind of effect/notitifcation when you take damage, and perhaps a brief message explaining the skills of each character.
I think mine turned out pretty good! Managed to meet the goals I'd set at the beginning of the jam, and it came out looking and feeling pretty nice in my humble opinion =D
Check it out if you haven't seen er yet, and let me know what you think:
Came from your challenge thread, so I'll leave a longer more detailed review than normal~
You could fix your volume sliders to use the entirety of the slider bar by accounting for the logarithmic nature of the actual volume value (do a conversion: Mathf.Log10(sliderValue)).
Controls are very slippery, especially on the uneven terrain, and the jump height rather inconsistant. It took a little while to get used to.
The art style is unique, and gives the whole thing a hand-made feel - but I recommend looking into other art workflows for a more generally appealing visual style - next time, try hand painting and shading everything in Krita, using tricks like attempting to duplicate color and lighting effects from chosen reference material, and lots of smoothing and blending!
I could not figure out what to do for level 4. level 3 was also very unclear until I eventually missed a jump and fell, "completing" it. Overall, instructions are pretty unclear - which I guess is fine if your goal was a puzzle game.
