Really challenging, I couldn't make it to the end. It took me so long to realise both J and K were buttons I could use, I only used K for most of the game. Why aren't those keys listed in the game page? Overall though, I really enjoyed it! But I would have liked more checkpoints so I wouldn't have to repeat so much each time. I loved the music and the art, beautiful game, great work! 

A really fun challenge where I feel like I’m learning on every death! Reminds me of the feeling I had playing Celeste. I like that the checkpoints are spaced apart so that there’s a consequence to failing. There was one point so far (where you need to fall below the screen height and then catch yourself in time) where I was frustrated the first time I died because that wasn’t my fault and I lost my progress up to that point. In that moment I learned, “ok the game will set things up so I have to fail sometimes to learn”, instead of “oh, I didn’t realise that was the solution, now I can do it!”. Really great platformer, art and animations are fantastic and the music is pleasant, don’t mind hearing it on repeat at all. Well done, I’ll take inspiration for my first attempt at a platformer soon.

I really like it, it's probably gonna be my favourite from the jam, but I can't really play it because of a couple of bugs like randomly phasing through platformrs or getting stuck at the landing and being unable to move until jumping, which forced me to die in a couple of spots. It's crazy how cool, polished and well designed this looks so I'll still be reviewing it with that idea on mind but I'm sad that it's too buggy for me to be able to finish it. I played it on stream with a friend and he got much further without my issues but then started getting them in the same way. Still, congrats on making probably the best looking game on the jam by far!

the game looks awesome and im so sad i suck so bad at it and couldnt see that much. Great work and would love to try it again post jam

Such a nice game! The art is awesome and color palette perfect! I really enjoyed the music! I didn't finish it sadly because I am not that good at platformers and some parts were a little difficult for me but it was really fun to play.  You did a great job!

Very clean pixel art, I could tell it was made by an Aseprite enjoyer :)
It's a fun concept, I think I almost got to the end, but didn't manage to finish the game yet.

One thing in particular that I noticed and that could be improved, was that a lot of the times that I died were because a jump input didn't convert to an actual jump, perhaps due to the lack of (or low) coyote time.
This made me die much more to basic jumps where I shouldn't die rather than on the actual transform sections.
I also sometimes appeared to fall through the platforms when changing between blue and pink forms, not sure if that was just me not being fast enough between the inputs.

Overall solid game and I loved the slime character !

Love the game!! Super cute art style and really cool game mechanics. The end is pretty difficult but just like with any platformer, I improved with each run and the hard parts got easier. I'm determined to get through that last little bit! 

I can see that the difficulty is a part of design. With that in mind I would wish for a shorter reset animation (that allows you to move, but annoyingly does not allow to jump) and for a full-screen view rather than a tiny window.

I could not correctly time the sequence of "hold K, jump, release K, hold K, release K, hold J" in a split of a second, but that is exactly what you wanted, didn't you? Still proud of how far I could go.

Cool art (and animations, amazing attention to the details!) and music, perfect disguise for a Kaizo game!

This is so good! Clever level design, really nice work <3

I really love the visual style of the game and especially the intro and that color change effect. However unfortunately I ended up not completing the game due to its immense difficulty. There's not really enough checkpoints after going through hard areas and I found the player to fall incredibly fast in tandum of needing to switch and hold colors with what felt like close to frame perfect inputs. The actual base of the game itself is solid (there are some quirks such as pressing the Up arrow opening up the debug menu and sometimes with pink you fall through bouncy blocks, it could be because you aren't clamping your fall speed and the platforms are thin so maybe the GameMaker physics engine isn't immediately calculating it) but I think some slight fine tuning to the player control and more forgiving level design could significantly improve the game.