Really pretty game with great feedback when interacting with things. I found it -really- difficult, lol. I never felt like there were enough jumps (and there were times when the entire screen near me felt too empty for me to properly get anywhere), but maybe I'm just bad at the game, hahaha. Overall great job!

Everything is about Design and Visuals in it - and about much agility.   Very artistic from the 1st second to the last. It took some time to figure out that activating all on-screen functions & menus are bound to our little "feathered ball" :-) No much time to rest...

Super fun to play, super clean visual/audio design! Tuning on jump hight, game speed and resource management landed on a really good spot too. Great job on that one.

To give some useful construcive feedback: I felt a bit disapointed about how little my final score was celebrated, especially if I made a new personal best. If you're planning on doing a post-jam version, milestone goals to work towards would be a great addition. I really like the idea of blocks giving more points based on hight to reward risk-taking. A combo-system would be a great addition to the score maths imo.

I did feel like there is kind of a thematic disconnect between rabbit jumping around and "slashing"?  Maybe I'm just overthinking it though, it's an arcade-style game after all.

As for the actual gameplay, the purple pickup might as well be an insta-kill. Making all boxes purple is almost impossible to recover from as far as I could tell. Apart from that its tuned very well and really isn't missing much polish.

Really fun and super polished! This game looks really good with the theme and it plays really well! My only negative is that the game needed a tutorial but the game was really easy to pick up.  

Jaw dropping high quality game! The presentation is very professional! Everything graphical in this game is very well designed and just in the right place. Working on gamepad is another big merit. Congratulations on accomplishing all this! Regarding gameplay, I've two suggestions:

1. The beginning of the game could be easier. So the players could get used to the mechanics and feel more confident overtime as they play. I'd advise not to punish the players too hard in their first steps;
2. The bar's depletion (life bar, maybe?) is too high. If the player jumps, the depletion could be smaller. Because a lot of times that I was playing, when I was getting into the groove, start to feeling the flow and almost reaching nirvana... I lost. Of course, practice can get me there. But a little help is welcome!

It's all I have to say. A brilliant well polished game! Good job!

This game felt confusing and difficult at first, but was much more enjoyable once I got the hang of how it works (Took me a bit to figure out that purple = bad). I think the jump meter was a little too strict, and the transition from menu to gameplay was a cool concept but it just didn’t work for me. The movement felt really smooth though, and it looked fantastic visually. It is really well polished, and I think it’s definitely a cool groundwork that’s worth building from. Really good job!

That was lots of fun! One minor thing, I liked the gameplay-as-menu, but when I crashed into the start button I'd often die immediately after as gravity suddenly changed and I didn't time the first just right. It might be better to reset the rabbit's position on game start, or at least reset it's velocity. I also would have loved a quick restart instead of returning to the menu.

Amazing job dude! Flip the screen and we have a great mobile game ready to ship. Also, it feels that there is room to add tons of other objects that behave differently. Soundtrack and visuals absolutely nailed the theme of this jam.

The Web version doesn't work properly. This might be helpful, it certainly was for me.

I don't really have much else to say. Some more visual effects would be nice, like some bloom or ripple waves or a more interesting background. Maybe some explanation of the game in the game. I liked the interactive menu, obviously. A pretty tough game, though.

A Super-Duper well-polished game, and it's really unique too. It's just really hard, and with little to no in-game explanation, it was hard to understand at first. For a while, I couldn't even get the game to play because It hadn't occurred to me to move the player onto the play button. I also struggled to get games going, because sometimes I was just screwed and fell immediately. But the music, gameplay, and art all kept me playing, so nice job.

yeaah this game is hard. too hard. but super fun :D

is hard, but is one those game that it doesnt matter how hard it is... it makes me want to keep playing and playing until I get better, the real unforgiving part for me was the bar deppleting down too fast the game it self is perfect for me as it is, probably the most fun I had with any game in the jam so far, amazing job!

Nice game! Very good presentation. However the gravity is unforgiving! I think I'm not supposed to hit the red blocks but I'm not sure I could figure out all the rules correctly.

Wow! I Love the Main Menu Idea and the Over Whole Concept! It Was Hard at First but I Figured Out the Game Pretty Quickly, Such a Catchy Game!

It's quite difficult - but fun to play once you get hang of the controls! I love the visual effects, especially the neat little holes in the background which seem to reveal a whole world of particles beneath. I also like the inclusion of a cute character but abstracted into the neon style - something I also tried to do in my game. You definitely pulled it off! nice work.

I played this game over and over and over again!!!  Not sure if I played well (highest score was just 308) but I enjoyed every single round!  I think the game would benefit if there was more health but other than that, a solid entry!  Or maybe you can add a power up that rains cyan block all over, something like the cyan parachute but better :) 

Also, wow, this game looks, sound and feels amazing! 

Woah, this is addicting!! Challenging too! A lot of good ideas and mechanics here. I like how the title screen doubles as a tutorial practice room that makes sure you know how to control it before you can start the game. The slow down blocks were really cool too!