Thanks for playing! Glad you liked it.

Thanks for playing! I’m glad you found the difficulty well-adjusted since I was a bit concerned it might have been too easy or hard.

If I decide to work on the game more after the jam voting period is over, I’ll add more options for controls - it’s a bit of feedback I’ve gotten multiple times already so I’d be sure to address it!

Thanks for the comment! Glad you enjoyed playing.

Thanks for playing, glad you enjoyed it!

The main reason I used the Z key for jumping is because it’s what I’m personally used to (and it also puts it next to the X and C keys which are used for other actions). I probably could have included some alternate controls though! Thanks for the feedback.

Thanks for playing! Glad you enjoyed it.

Wow, thanks for the ratings! Glad that you really seemed to like it.

I initially intended to have more levels with more mechanics, but decided to instead use what time I had left to polish up the levels and mechanics I had already created.

Thanks for the feedback!

The fact that the sizes were getting swapped was something I could have made a bit clearer I think. Since submitting the game, I’ve experimented a bit with the camera zoom so that it only partially zooms when the player changes size - I think that change makes the player’s new size a bit clearer. I might release an updated version of the game with improved mechanics, design, etc. once the jam voting period is over.

Thanks for playing! Glad you enjoyed it.

I actually didn’t initially plan to have the player swap places with the blocks - it ended up being a solution to a problem I encountered when testing. At first, the player and block would only swap sizes, but this meant that the player/block could become too big for the position they were currently in; swapping places prevented this.

Good to know you liked it! Though technically the stage itself isn’t getting changed; instead, the player changes size and the camera just zooms with the player.

Thanks for playing! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for the feedback! Glad you enjoyed. The main reason I used the Z key for jumping is because that’s what I’m personally used to; my earliest experience with platformers on PC was playing Cave Story, which I think used Z as its default jump key.

Thanks for playing! I hope you enjoyed your time with it.

Thanks for playing! I hope it was a satisfying experience.

Thanks for the feedback! I agree - some of the visuals probably would have looked better nine-sliced, and perhaps I could have made some of the scaling a bit less extreme since it becomes hard to see some of the elements properly, even when using the zoom function. But I’m glad that you enjoyed it!

Thanks for the praise! I aimed to create a smooth experience curve when developing the game, introducing mechanics gently and in isolation before testing players on their understanding. I’m glad that it was simple enough to follow along with!

Thanks for playing! I made the visuals a bit of a priority to help create a consistent ‘feel’ to the game, and (hopefully) better communicate the design and shape of objects.

I didn’t make the music though (it’s a royalty-free song), but it is pretty catchy!

Thanks for the feedback! I tried to add help text to the levels where I thought it made the most sense, but I agree - an optional extra hint system could have been a great addition if I had more time.

Thanks for the praise! For reference, there are only 10 levels - so you made it more than half way! I wanted to have more, but decided to focus on polishing all the levels and mechanics I had created instead of creating new mechanics for later levels (which would have taken too long).

Thanks for playing! I actually designed the player character years ago, for a hobby project I never finished, and just re-used the sprites to save time for actually developing the game.

Thanks very much! It was a fun challenge trying to create the mechanics in the game - for example, trading places with the blocks came about to avoid problems of the player becoming too big in a space that wouldn’t fit them.