The best one I've played so far! Clean design, liked the mechanic, a lot of fun. I only made it to level 6, the game is really hard but fair. I wonder, how many levels did you make? :)

Well done !

Very well made, great concept, but really hard 3rd level. Overall I love this mechanic and this entry really impressed me.

Third level is brutally hard - could use a few more levels for a better difficulty curve, and maybe more zoomed out camera, but this is on point for the jam for me. Removes a fundamental mechanic from the genre it's in (Direct movement) and builds around that in a way that creates a really enjoyable game premise while not feeling like anything I've seen before. Love it.

This game is really well made. I had an issue on the third level where I kept flinging myself into a spot that i couldn't get out of but apart from that it was a top notch game

Awesome concept and good execution. The art and the music are pretty great. The controls are simple and work fairly well. You've also done some pretty cool stuff with the level design.

I did have a handful of issues. On level 3, it's possible to shoot yourself into a corner and be totally stuck. I don't know if there was a reset button, but I wasn't aware of it and had to reset and replay from the start. For a game like this that has no movement mechanic other than static objects in the map, you really need either a level reset button or to be extra diligent in placement of everything.

As far as the difficulty, which I know has been mentioned a lot, I think there are some ways to mitigate it a bit that don't necessarily need a lot of extra levels inbetween to build up skills. I only got to level 4 because I suck. I felt the main thing that hindered me from doing well on that level was the extremely restrictive FOV. The first thing that struck me (literally) about the level was that there were spikes that I had no way of knowing existed and no way to slow down in time once I saw them.

I died to those spikes a lot even once I knew they were there, and I think the biggest reason was because I couldn't see them to judge the distance against my momentum. Eventually after a bunch of deaths, I had the right momentum down, but that feels a little like artificial difficulty. I had the same issues coming down the other side, not because I didn't understand the mechanics or how to use them, but just because I couldn't see things to judge distances.

Your game already has the ability to be challenging on the strength of its mechanics (as I'm sure the later levels I didn't get to show), so I don't really think it needs artificial difficulty in the form of restricting the information available to the player.  It already needs a careful application of speed and good reflexes just on its core design.  I think a suitably wide FOV or even a stationary camera showing the entire level would benefit it greatly.

Sorry for the novel. I really enjoyed the game, and the camera started hindering that enjoyment after a point so I wrote a lot of words.

Great fun, a little hard on the 3rd level or maybe I just suck. But love the art and mechanic. Good game and Good luck. 

Hope you have the chance to rate and check out my game too, thank :)

One of the best game's I've played so far! Unique and fun movement! Also it's really challenging!

This is the best game I've played so far, and I can easily see Mark playing this. A solid concept, and a really polished looking game!

Fantastic work man. It was honestly a blast to play. It's a great idea that was wonderfully implemented. I could see room for plenty more puzzles and platforming if you choose to do so.

Totally loved the combination between puzzle and platformer/ability. Awesome work, one of the best I've played yet!

This is the funnest game I've played so far.  The movement is surprisingly intuitive and precise, and the music and art is top notch.  Really great job!

Really cool game! Pretty impressive for something made in 48h!

Seriously one of the best games in this jam, maybe even the best. I would really like to see this expanded. It's amazing what you accomplished in just 48h.

Very cool game. The difficulty curve was brutal but I would say it didn't feel really bad. I felt I was learning as the game went on. I got stuck on the level after those 3 grey balls, but even though it was impossible for me it still felt like I might be able to get it at some point (you know? it's hard to explain).

But yeah would definitely be nice to have a swinging action (like neither push or pull, just hold). It would make the game easier to play.

Amazing! A great mechanic and great levels that teach you/build around it. One of my favorites so far

Blisteringly difficult, with a great pixel-art style, fitting sound effects and a soundtrack I'll be jamming to for the next couple of weeks for sure! I definitely had to channel my inner Spiderman 2 for this entry. My main suggestion for an improvement would button that just allows you swing on the rope (perhaps when you press both mouse buttons?). Would save from having to spam the left mouse button.

really neat idea, good job!

While it is the same idea as Snake Pass, that is to say a platformer without jumping, it is really quite fun and executes the idea well. The difficulty curve is exponential and picks up after the first few levels, but the design is pretty good.

neat, fun, good pants.