cool idea, if you were to work on it in the future I recomend giving the rope a little bit of tolorence like letting it bend a little before snapping, also the baby kept getting stuck in corners and i couldn't figure out how to get the baby out of the corners withing squishing it. but overall i think you got yourself a pretty fun game

The concept here was pretty fun. I also liked the art and sound design. On the other hand, I think it was hard to play and control the babyand. The game could use a movement tuning if you are planning to improve the game and do something more with it.

This is really good! That last level is very tricky, and the levels were larger than I expected across the board. Pushing instead of pulling with the connected rope idea is a pretty interesting concept, and overall it plays really well

Cool, I went for a kinda similar concept, but we took it in very different directions.

I like that both characters have important atributes and that you actually need the crybaby to progress.  I also really liked that you did a level select screen, these details make jam games so much better.

Fun concept, though moving the baby around can be a bit frustrating.

THE GOOD (what i liked, and what stood out for me):

Overall, I actually quite enjoyed the game! It was a good mix of humor and creativity. Also, maybe its a personal bias, but as a Linux and FOSS fanatic, I love how you managed to make something great for Godot. The GUI, was well thought out, knowing how hard it is to set out GUI in Godot, and the physics are awesome! I rarely see people incorporate Godot's physics engine into their jam games! For what it was, the levels were well thought out and intriguing and the tutorial wasn't an eyesore (unlike other games). Well done!

THE BAD (what i disliked, the bugs, and other problems):

I say this for most games, but I think this game may have actually worked better with last year's GMTK theme, out of control, since I found it quite hard to control the crybaby towards the goal, and found it especially frustrating to finish the levels. Level 1 took me around 6-7 minutes! Now that is a fairly short time to finish a level in the perspective of a commercial rage game, but for a game jam? nope. You can't let your players suffer for so long XD

THE HARSH (stuff that would just make the game better, usually just personal opinion, don't take it too heavily :D ):

I understand the time constrictions, but there were barely any levels, and the difficulty ramp was far too harsh in my opinion, it just felt too "difficult" for a game jam level, and makes it hard for me to play the game.