Some of the hitboxes felt off at times and I wish there was a way to detach from the walls that you can't jump off of.  But I liked having a distinct type of wall you can jump off of, and the game was presented well in just about every other aspect.  Well done!

IO found it fun and hard to get in the mindset and control the mirrored ones ! Good game

My brain hurts!

Really really good concept! I'd like a tutorial or an explanation on how you developed it from the programming point of view, at the moment I can't figure out a clear way of how to recreate a game like this, something that happens really rarely during these jams. I guess you're using different viewports, and maybe it's because I didn't dab too much into the use of multiple viewports, so it seems really outlandish to me.

The puzzles seems to me that are conceptually straightforward, but the mirrors create a lot of depthness and moving through different mirrors (like the stage in which you go from the mirror below you to the mirror above you through a platform) adds extra confusion (in a good way).

Really really really good job. I wasn't able to finish it right away but I'll come back to it and try to finish it when I have some more time. :D

Great games. I encounter weird stuff with the wall sliding like sliding keep going even when not in the wall until i hit the ground. I also couldn't manage to detached myself from wall (exept the one you can wallJump) and found it a little frustrating at time. Sometimes i also have issue when jumping wasn't really responsive. Appart those issue in character movement the game is great it was really fun playing. I really like how the reflection and mirror work

Definitely the trippiest and most interesting variation on this idea that I've seen this jam. I think having multiple different reflecting surfaces helps open up the puzzle design possibilities a lot. Nicely implmented, and excepting a couple hitbox issues was smooth to play from start to finish. Liked the art as well. Well done! Congrats on the submission

This is a nice game, the art is really good and I like all the sound effects. Good work! 

Super cool mirror bend shader when you slam into it! And the puzzles seem well designed too. I must admit I forgot I could double jump one too many times, and when my mirror self turned into the wall jump pick-upable block rather than just held it, I instinctively restarted the level cuz I thought it might have been bugged. Little did I understand this was intentional to make that mirror segment wall-jumpable. This game has some interesting mechanics, and the levels are well designed around those mechanics. The visuals are also cool and aid in communicating the mechanics to the player (even if I misunderstood the becoming the picked-up wall-jump block)

Cool concept! I liked the splash screen graphics at the start, I just wish they were skippable. I had fun trying to keep both worlds in mind at the same time, and I laughed at myself as I jumped the wrong way because I lost track of who the real character was.

I think the sounds and art are really good — the audio gives the game a thick atmosphere, and the lighthearted visuals makes for a nice mood. I especially like the squash-and-stretch animations.

Pretty solid game overall, though there are a number of issues — some of these are nitpicks, others are more severe:

• Mouse can’t be used to navigate the menu, and some of the options aren’t highlighted when focused.
• In the first room, I tried jumping out to the right, which put me in a wall-slide. I ran back and forth for a few moments trying to figure out where to go, until I realized I just gotta walk (not jump) right. In general, there’s a lack of visual clarity for where the level exit is, but I didn’t really have any trouble with this beyond the first room.
• It’s too easy to get stuck to walls, and there’s no way to get off them (unless it’s a wall-jump wall). This is exacerbated by how the character is stuck in the wall-slide until touching the ground, even if there’s no more wall to slide on. (This contributed to my confusion in the first room, as it seemed like the right wall extended to the floor.)
• The corpse reflection remaining on the screen seemed like a bug to me, but I now realize it’s for the wildcard. Still, it looks really unintentional.
• There are a lot of blind jumps and drops, as the camera doesn’t always show the next platform or obstacle. This makes for a lot of trial-and-error, which got a bit annoying with the lack of in-level checkpoints.
• The viewports (or whatever you used) sometimes glitch out. Some parts went black, and some parts seemed distorted (though the latter could be intentional). This might be a web export (compatibility renderer) issue. I experienced it two or three times, here’s an example:

Fun game, good use of mirrors and switching up the environment to suit there use. I do agree with others that the wall interactions feel off particularly with how easy it is to accidentally get stuck on them. Only other issue I found is the delay when landing from a jump. Found it often got in the way of the experience. Other than those I did enjoy it, would love to see more.

Great job!

Great ideas, and the mirror interactions are quite mind-blowing :D But I especially like how you bump into a mirror - the sound and the distortion. The main issue for me was how easily you stick to walls, sometimes making it hard just to jump. Great game!

Wild concepts.  Very tricky indeed.  I made it to the part where I can transform my mirror self into the orange block to jump off of but then the other half of that level was kind of frustrating with the low ceiling and spikes.  I tried hooking up my Xbox controller but it didn't work.  Maybe it only works with the Playstation controller.   GJ!

Neat platformer game! The pixel art is super clean, and the shader used for the reflections is really nice. The character movement feels great for the most part. I'd suggest possibly removing the delay in landing, as I felt it affected the flow of movement. I'm sure you've also heard enough about the wall slide issue, haha. I love the implementation of the theme here, especially since the reflections are scattered throughout the levels and always introduce a new challenge. Great game overall!

This is really impressive! It looks fantastic and the puzzles are cleverly done. Particularly like bouncing off the orange box in the reflection. I'm actually not sure how you achieved some of the things you did, which is even better!

As others have said, the wall slide thing gets in the way of what otherwise feels like a really smooth platformer, but I'm sure that would be a simple enough fix with a little more time.

Other than that, top marks, this is a really great entry!

The wall jump in the orange wall is great, but when he holds the normal wall and gets stuck until he returns to the ground it's weird. Other than that, it's a good game. The reflections started out easier and got more difficult, but giving me enough time to adjust. I still died a few times, but I managed to reach the end. :D

Some very cool concepts going on here and I love the setting and atmosphere you've created. The moment when you wall jump against yourself is really cool. My brain didn't handle the reversed controls of the mirrored character very well and muscle memory had me jumping me into walls and spikes repeatedly haha. The wall jump feels a bit too sticky and got in the way more than it helped, so there's probably some tuning to be done there. I loved the mirror visuals and sound when you touch the threshold - it sells it very well. Great job overall!

With the reflections some of the levels can really get mind-bending and that makes it really fun, great game!

The reflection mechanic is super impressive! I definitely would have kept playing were there more levels.

Really well done. The reflection effect is top notch. Game flow is linear with a mechanic that inverts the flow and it makes it so fun!

First mirror platform jump and I was amazed at the concept and my brain was doing a loop!

I like the artstyle a lot. The gameconcept really messed with my brain and I had lots of fun. The reflection shader and the sound when you touch the border gave it a cool touch.