Nice job, I enjoyed that! The presentation was really nice, the 1-bit style, good use of sound effects, the music that reminded me of "Dire Dire Docks" from SM64 (just the floatyness of the melody if you get what I mean); just all-around really great job! I do have a few complaints, personally, but whatever I say next, this is a superb result for 2 weeks! I found it EXTREMELY easy to lose your way, it took me two attempts to find all of the items, and even when I did, I just felt lucky, not particularly like I found my own way. I only finished it the second time after discovering the "Super Jump", that allowed me to skip between planets way way easier than without it. The compass seems like it could be useful for finding a path, but I really didn't find much of a reason to; I think it would've been helpful to mark the nearest items on the compass and force you to find your way to them, in that direction. The little bits of dialogue were funny, I enjoyed playing through it, but wayfinding is just too difficult right now. Great great job, thank you for hosting this jam, it was really interesting to see the creator make a game among everyone else! Keep it up, this is neat!

Ey this is pretty neat. I really love all the lore implications xD

There's not much I can say about it tho, it's just a very competent game that also happens to be way too simple, so it's really hard to come with any critiscism, aside from how easy it is to get lost as most people already pointed out.

The only nitpick I have, wich trust me when I say it is super nitpicky, is that the other palletes actually invert their colors instead of inverting their tones. Like, just when I started I already choose to play with the bright blue pallete because it looked neat, but as soon as I used the shift for the first time it became a whole other color instead of just shifting the shades of blue, wich was a bummer, so I went back to basic B&W since it's the only pallete that inverts in a way that feels right.

Also, I think I figured out when exactly the super jump happens. I think it triggers because you enable the jump button a little before actually touching the ground whenever you're pulled into another planet, so if you jump at that exact moment the jump maintains the speed of the gravity pull. That's only my theory tho.

I really enjoyed the game and the theme.

Nice game, perhaps a minimap though would have helped. I found my self ending up in the same place a lot of times. /Anka

relevant to the theme but didn't find fun due to lack  of direction

whoa this game has an awesome soundtrack 😱