I really loved the concept of the game! It was cool switching between different characters, like the umbrella man being able to walk through the rain, and the idea of having checkpoints at each of the mailboxes. I also really liked the aesthetic and the cute message :3. 

One critique I have is that while for the most part, it seemed that the things I couldn't pass through had a black outline, but their were some exceptions (like the tree trunk, bushes, and cloud) that made it a little confusing/inconsistent. Other than that nitpick, fantastic game, and I would love to see how the game is developed in the future (if that is planned) :D

Everything in this game felt so unique, from the art style to the gameplay. The difficulty was really well paced and the checkpoints were frequent enough so it was never annoying if you died. The level design was also really good in how it utilized the enemies and hazards to make it challenging. Really great work!

This game was sooo aesthetically pleasing and well done, and the whole idea and story of this game is so heartful 😥I can't describe how nice it felt playing this game and the mood that it gave me. ^^

I really like the paint canvas aesthetic and music of the game! One thing I would have liked was to be able to see more of the environment on the screen to make sure the little letter guy isn't about to run into a hazard haha

Really cute game! Love how the art style is in a child-like manner, really emphasizes the innocent nature of the game! I love how the mechanics flow well with wind currents making the letter fly and the various obstacles that get in your way like the birds and the water! Controlling other characters was also very unique and I didn't expect that I would be able to do that! Also loved the ending :)

My only feedback is to make the respawn points more forgiving. I kept getting eaten by birds and had to restart from a far away checkpoint, which did get somewhat frustrating. Overall, great job!

This was a really nice game, I love the art style, the music, and the slow pace to the game. My only complaint is that the controls don't feel super satisfying, maybe the directional keys could've controlled the direction of the character? Anyways, it was a really fun game, and I really enjoyed it! :)

If you have water on floods inside your home, please seek help. Lol. But very good and enjoyable game.

Great job! I loved the art style, I don't think I've ever seen something quite like it with the hand-drawn "fuzzy" sprites. I really liked the look of the character sprites especially with their cut-out white outline style. I also found it to be a great incorporation of the theme and it was a lot of fun to reach the characters at the end of levels and walk around through their environments. I guess as one piece of feedback, which may not really be a problem, I didn't realize the smaller mailboxes in the main levels acted as checkpoints until right near the end of the game which meant I mostly started from the beginning of the levels  when I died.  It was a lot of fun though!

I've played 7 or 8 games and this is easily my favorite. The art style is beautiful. The music is beautiful.

I love that there are checkpoints along the way so you don't have to re-spawn from the very beginning.

I love the representation of different families, cultures, and connections--and it resonates with the theme of connection.

I love the control and gameplay. Drifting on the breeze as a game mechanic is a clever idea.

The final level (75-100) was a real challenge, but it forced you to master the controls. The ending was really well done, too.

I think the only thing that would make the game a better experience for me would be if the camera were zoomed out a bit. I like being able to see the detail of the beautiful art, but I can enlarge the player if I want to see the detail. It was a bit frustrating trying to avoid environmental hazards with such a zoomed in screen.

Congrats on a very well done game! Kudos!