Couldn't get past the "sometimes you need to make trickshots" level. Felt way too precise? But the other levels were good! Also, I think the cubes should rotate to always face towards the player, rather than whatever random angle they were at when grabbed.
I love that style of level select screen. Even better if it has branching/merging paths (maybe later?) Puzzles were challenging but not too hard. Well done!
Yeah, taking damage as either "player character" resets both. I chose that because if there were more advanced puzzles later, only resetting the active character might lead to the puzzle being in an invalid state where the player can get stuck.
Fun, but short. I think there should be a quick-restart keybind. I also wonder how the game would be if it relied on accuracy with puzzle mechanics, rather than quick reflexes (what the timer encourages)? For example, a level with 2 bullets and 2 bounces: shooting a button to open a door with one bounce, and shooting through the other, bouncing, and completing the level? Per-bullet bounce counts could also be worth considering. Just my thoughts. ^^
The all water part was the end, but thanks! And yeah, I forgot to move the trigger for the "z to jump" text back when I put that incline there... whoops... ^^;
