This game is hillarious. The sprites and animations are great! Very fun expierience

This game was a silly-but-charming piece about a guy who should probably see someone about his severe dehydration. The puzzle mechanic of crafting items to jump on sort of reminded me of that one Builder Mario power up, but the game also discourages you from using it to much with the point/recycling system. It also gives you choices between harder platforming and the "easier" method of using waste to bridge past obstacles, which I thought was a nice touch. The achievement system was also a neat addition, too!

I will say that the jumping felt a bit clunky to me because of the delay it took for the character to jump, but I could still work around it. If I struggled, the bottles served as a good way of picking up my slack.

It was a fun little platformer with a neat mechanic, and I enjoyed myself. Good work!

Bringing the Queen Cream vibes. I thought the gameplay was hit and miss but I really rated the concept and artwork choices. The jump animation was very pleasing

Crazy and funny at once. It was a bit strange to use the word "drink" to summon giant bottles, but you get use to it. :D Also i liked that the puzzles were solvable in different ways. Well done.

It really looks great, and the weird premise it’s really fun! The game was also pretty complete, love the UI, graphics, and everything. Great game, but I didn’t get the joke, lol. My personal feedback it’s: I don’t know if I was doing something wrong, but Drink = generate bottle, was weird. And some bottles I was able to interact with, others no.

It's a shame there are no sfx in the game because it looks great. I love the ridiculous premise of being able to materialise human-sized fizzy drinks at will (and often by accident. I love that you address the deep moral question of whether to litter, or take a ride on a pigeon instead.

The aim of the game could probably be made clearer (like, the balance of how many bottles you create vs how many you manage to recycle should be optimised to lean towards recycling, right?)

I was going to try playing through to the end, but when I fell on the spikes on the way back from a secret area to gather recycling, I couldn't face going through that again.

An interesting game with some great qualities, and a charming approach to the character design and animation.

I assume becoming this intertwined with a recycling bin is a deliberate comment on how much you all love recycling, and not a bug? Right?

Thanks for sharing!

I don't know if I am stupid or what, but I didn't understand it. Pretty nice though.