The graphics look great and the controls are responsive.  I would have liked it if there were more to the puzzles than "go as far as you can on one side, then switch" (with the exception of that one time).  I also found the end a bit abrupt, and since I retained player control for a while I tried pressing tab to switch sides again and both me and my reflection disappeared.  I think this project has good potential though, good work!

Nice game! Simple, but effective. I can see the potential if the reflection mechanic were to be explored further!

Nice and simple. Would've liked to see more done with the switching of characters I think there's more potential if further expanded upon that could lead to some interesting platforming or puzzles. Great Job on your first entry!

Easy to understand and play; nice mechanics. Good work! 

Nice work. Sprite hair was fantastic. Controls were easy along with the mechanic. I didn't like that I couldn't see the reflection. I understand that was part of the challenge of the game though. I'm not sure how you'd do it, but a level with a challenge that where you could see both bodies would be nice.

Good game.  Needs some cute sound effects.  I got a little frustrated with that one jump but I had fun overall.  The graphics were pleasing and were consistent.  Followed the game jam theme well, too!

The mechanic of switching between mirrors is very interesting and promising. I have to admit, it can even be inspiring for my own game. Thank you for sharing this concept with us for your first Godot Wild Jam!

I like the mechanic, it was easy to understand and I think it could definitely serve as the base for some really complex and interesting puzzles!

Fun. Same control scheme as I used, but a vertical mirror.

This game was a lot of fun and the idea was simple enough for me to understand right away! I just wished that there were more levels.

I could tell the level design was such that if I hit an end of path on one side, it simply continued on the other side more or less immediately. There's some opportunities there for more puzzle components using the reflection mechanic.