This was a lot of fun, a great shooter/puzzle combo.  You also did a great job with animating the screens into place.  I found the game a lot o fun, but I would suggest that the bullets be a little bigger so that they are easier to notice.  All in all, great job!

This is a really clever mechanic! It gets really frantic trying to keep track of all the different bullets and parallel versions of yourself jumping around. The art is also really nice and clean and the game is overall a really enjoyable experience. Would like to see what other levels/mechanics you'd add on top of this!

This is a cool idea!  Trying to keep track of the different selves and kill/sync them is an interesting mechanic, and the dynamic difficulty changes depending on how you play are a nice touch.  The controls felt smooth for the most part, and the visuals are nice and simple.  The main issue I noticed is that the small map makes it practically impossible to avoid enemies once there are around five or more of them, which causes the game to devolve into shooting/syncing randomly and hoping you don't get shot until the enemies are reduced to a more manageable number.  This could probably be fixed pretty easily with a larger map or with a more consolidated way to indicate enemy locations.  The only other area that could use improvement is the sound, but its pretty difficult to get sound right in the limited time of a jam.  Aside from those things, this game is a lot of fun to play and has a super interesting idea.  I think it would have a lot of potential to be expanded into a larger game if you cleaned it up a bit and added some new mechanics.  Great work!

Very nice job - it reminds me of this steam game (which I can't remember the name for) where you cannot see your opponent in a 3D shooter so you have to peek on their screen to know their location, then shoot at them. I think this is a great idea and well implemented in 2D. It's a lot of fun and with a bit of polishing this could turn out amazingly! Good job!

I really enjoyed playing this and thought it was a unique take on the theme. The enemy “AI” actually felt quite good which I think is impressive for a jam game. I think the sweet spot was at 1-3 parallel selves.

i like the parallel dimension idea, the art style and animation was nice control is a bit wonky, the different dimension moving around the screen was smooth and awesome but it does not fill in all the different player which causes confusion like "where did this guy came from?!" this might be best for multiplayer since it plays well with other player than ai not only that it makes the sync mechanics much more reliable like a thump card

good game :D

The tutorial helps. To me it is clear enough as a guide. The movement speed and control are easy. It is a really NICE GAME actually. Not to mention, quite creative too, to simulate it this way.
I wish there's a background music and maybe change the sound effect for when player tries to sync because to me, the existing one really reminds me of the beeping machine in the hospital haaha, which makes me uncomfortable. It would add another pointers too if developer add a 'Syncing Success' element big on the screen once syncing is done, like a celebration. It will make players feel the joy of the victory.
COOL GAME Moepeldimoep :)

Eyyyy I am getting Rick and Morty vibes here am I right? :D Not gonna lie 7 parallel are too much for me to handle. I get lost and it's just luck. But the great game, well done!

Nice, but really raw idea

Great idea!

A little confusing, but fun. I liked the way the screens reordered themselves.

it reminds me of that rick and morty episode - nice mechanics 

I enjoyed it once i got the hang of it! Two bits i struggled with though:

• the tutorial didn't adequately explain what I was looking for. if this were a longer project I'd like to see an interactive tutorial that paused at key moments to highlight your projectile and the parralel projectiles to show you what's happening. I had to stumble through a few until i sat and waited for the timer to expire, then go back to the tutorial knowing more of what i was looking for to understand
• The game requires your attention to be in too many parts of the screen at once. I understand this could be seen as part of the difficulty, but it felt frustrating to lose by running into a bullet when i was looking at the other side of my screen to line up a shot. putting a player ghost in every level could fix this, but I understand it'd ruin some of the concept, just making it multiple side scroller shooters in one.

All that said though, I really enjoyed playing it once I got the hang of it. I agree w/ Bennett Johnson's comment about projectile visibly as well, would help a bit with my second comment.

This is my favorite game so far! It reminds me of Rick and Morty A Rickle in Time episode. 

I like it kinda like 2d screencheat. I think more visible/larger projectiles would be nice to better see where you're getting shot from.

Greetings from Dimension c137 :D