Congrats on the first jam project!

As a fan of the low poly environmental art style myself, I loved looking at the environment of your game as I went through it. I think you did a good job of keeping to the theme with what appeared to be either a looping path or progressive generation of new paths as you went.

I did notice that I wasn't able to collect some of the coins on the far right side. I think they might've been just a little too far out of the player's reach. Also, if you ever opt to revisit this project, I think it would be cool to see a trip or stumble animation of some kind when the player collides with obstacles they can possibly fall over. 

Good work! I hope you participate in more jams in the future! :D

Congrats on your first game jam!  Couple of things I'd like to point out:
The level continues to generate after you've died, just something to keep in mind if you end up coming back the project. Also sometimes you can't grab the  coins on the right-most side, as their rotation makes it so the player can't collide with them. (This could be fixed by maybe taking the collision off the coin, and moving it to a  parented game-object, so the coin still rotates while the collision stays in place)
Other than that though great job!

Not bad, gradually increasing the speed could add some intensity as the player gets farther. Also, when I got to about 100 coins, all of the coins were slightly offset to the right. Some times I had to change lanes to pick up any coins and most of the coins on the right side, I couldn't reach at all. I liked the look of the game a lot though. The mountains and streams on the right looked really nice.  Good job :)

nice. wish there was a restart button. had trouble on some of the turns as well. got to about 34 coins