I absolutely love the music for this game. Definitely my favorite music so far in this jam. The way that the song comes together as you collect more dwarves is just great, and the fade in as you get close makes it so that the new instruments aren't so jarring AND they tell the player that a dwarf is close by! (Didn't play all levels, so idk if you played with this, but how can you play with that fact in a dark environment???)

Really nice game, and the puzzles are great. I didn't even mind having to redo a level multiple times because the music was just bopping! Great game y'all!

Pretty good I have fun with these little guys. The music is also pretty catchy. I hope you work after the jam with more levels :D

Such an amazing game. Everything looked good, everything sounded phenomenal, the gameplay was intuitive, and the puzzles were good too. I didn't have any issues with the difficulty curve, but it wasn't too easy either. I genuinely can't think of anything you could do to improve the game aside from the obvious add more levels after the jam. Adding more themed areas (possibly deeper into the mines, where more valuable resources are being mined) and musical themes to accompany those areas would be pretty cool too, but that's well outside the scope of a 48 hour jam.

Very original idea, and beautiful music as well -- I felt like I was on a ride at DisneyLand!  I love the idea of combining music.  Great job on this, I hope you continue development on this even after the jam.

Very good game! Great atmosphere! Well polished! The idea is clever! IT was so much fun jumping around with those cute dwarves! Congrats!^^

Really polished game in every aspect!!

I especially LOVE the music design! it is really cool how the instruments are added! WONDERFUL! Stroke of genius!

Who doesn't love dwarfs?!

Oh my goodness, this is a WONDERFUL game!!!!!!
I had so much fun, managed to make it to the end ^_^  The art hangs together beautifully.  I love the building of the theme, though I thought a couple times that an instrument joined before I officially added them to the stack, so I don't know whether perhaps that was my imagination playing tricks on me.
Am I right in surmising that when you die, you swap from hearing the band members who were alive to hearing those who remain in the level whom you didn't pick up?  I actually thought that was fantastic hahaha :D  (Again might've gotten confused and just imagined that happening.)
I was all set to be like meh it should've been in "ab / Abm" instead of "d / Dbm" to perpetuate the joke, I quickly got completely over that, this game just blew me away.  Thank you so much for making it!!! ^_^

This is easily one of the finest games I've played so far this jam, not only from a proof-of-concept standpoint but also as a properly fleshed out design. It's not uncommon to see puzzlers around here and the usual advice is simple: take one of two core ideas and execute on them well. You did exactly that here. I'm impressed, there's really no wasted space. Each mechanic is clear and intuitive and serves the others well in a really satisfying and cohesive experience.

Art: Fantastic all around! The simple, cutesy art style serves your free and breezy mechanics well, I'm definitely a fan of these lil dwarves. Not to mention that one song is an absolute banger, somewhere between a pirate jam band and tavern soundtrack that I really vibed with. One very minor change might be to keep the music playing on the death screen, just to keep the flow going, but on the whole I adored the soundtrack.

Movement: This is a crucial part to get right, and I'd say you all stuck the landing. The movement was floaty, but precise enough to be maneuverable, and the stacking mechanic was an enjoyable take on the event theme with some room for innovation and expansion. I have to give a particular shout out to your bounce mechanics and especially their integration into the level design. The first time I realized that stack height affected bounce height was a treat, a genuine moment of surprise and epiphany in a cute little game. 

Interesting choice, too, not to allow for jumping. That was a big risk but I think it paid off well, keeping the puzzles focused on the core mechanics rather than on direct platforming skill.

Environment: Nothing but praise for your level design here. For the time allotted, there were some genuinely creative and exciting puzzles in this one. I appreciated the gradual scaling of difficulty and introduction of new mechanics in an approachable way. The bounce pads were certainly some of my favorites, both from a movement and puzzling angle. That early level with a set of jumps over a spike pit was probably my favorite to run.

Some of the later levels, too, made great use of the fact that dwarves higher on the stack could activate bounce pads. Early on, I wasn't sure how I felt about this, but I ended up pausing and taking a note about how much I enjoyed it and some of that more inventive level design.

Overall, genuinely great work, I'm glad you got it in before the deadline!

Super polished game with amazing graphics and music! The level design was really well done and ramps up nicely! The tutorialization throughout the game is really effective and overall just a really great and nice experience! Great job!

I liked this a lot. Started off simple, but then revealed the potential of the mechanics. Seeing amount of dwarves affect launch height was an "aha" moment. Also lovely art style and music.

I had a lot of fun playing this game. Puzzle were cool, the levels where you are switching mid air especially. Overall, really well polished game. That was a blast to play, great work.

Cool game, I loved that the instruments start when you touch specific dwarves.

Cool! Not only the order of the dwarves is important in the levels but also the music fusion is implemented amazingly.

What a wonderful little game! The sound design really surprised me, in a good way. I think I knew immediately just how you did it, but that doesn't make it any less clever.

I think this is my favorite game of the jam so far.

Super cool! Not only it’s my favorite fantasy creatures, it’s also presented in a cute and funny way! The mechanics of them “joining” together and climbing on each other is great (and very much in dwarven spirit)! And I love the music!

Cool game! the only prolom for me is that th UI button sound effect is annoying, else to that this is a great submission!)

Really nice game. The gameplay mechanic is pretty cool

Nice and easy to lern!

Really nice game. The gameplay mechanic is pretty cool and you guys found a lot of interesting ways to use it, I’m impressed you made so many levels for a game jam. And of course I loved the little touch with the evolving soundtrack. Kudos to the team!

Loved this game more than I can put into words, but I'll try! I thought I was playing a basic platformer, decided to keep playing because I'm a music theory nerd and your idea to build the score up by LITTERALY building a band was making me smile. Then I got to the first level where you have to utilize the different-height jump mechanic and HOLY SMOKES, the "jump" in complexity threw me for a loop and made me realize this thing is so much more than a basic platformer with a neat music mechanic! Every level after that was so well thought out and utilized the mechanics to their fullest extent, I can totally see myself playing a full version of this if you add some story and more levels, hell, I'll even pitch in and voice the dwarfs for you!

The intro to that jump size difference is my one critique, I had no idea what I was doing wrong and a tooltip explaining the mechanic would've been appreciated.