Love the concept, the movement and jumping along with trying to use the dash on the other side of the keyboard all felt a little clunky, but I still enjoyed playing through and the difficulty was just right, Fairly solid game, didn't run into anything game-breaking, enjoyable experience, keep it up!

Really fun platforming concept. It seriously made me question myself when I would continuously dash to the exit on my first attempt and then every subsequent portion would be hell to run through. I also kept backing up to get a running start, which didn't work out well for me. That being said, I think it might help to add a button to reset the whole level back to the first shadow that way if you screw up and make the level harder to platform maybe you can try to make it easier by thinking through the process. 

I also think that it would help to add some coyote time on the jumps, I think it's really helpful in most platformers to have a small grace period after leaving the platform to still perform the initial jump.

Great aesthetic and concept! A lot of fun and a lot of interesting directions it could go from here!

This sprint I'm glad your vision for the game appears to have come together. I fell like at 2-3 it just got a bit too punishing as the monster are basically 2 shadows camping you and there's no where to go.

I fell victim to getting stuck in the wall and had to start over. I think that for the purposes of this jam it would have been great if you could hit 'R' to restart the level as I got to 2-2 and got stuck :(

I like the designs of the shadows. There's a nice contrast in design between the shadow you control and the shadows that come after.

Now that I got a chance to play in the levels, I think the controls shine the best in the flat horizontal levels where you can take advantage of your speed and dash. The vertical movement is extremely difficult to work with as you drop too quickly. This becomes a problem on the later levels, as reaching higher platforms requires being at the absolute peak of your double jumps, or in the case of 8-1, lining up the the character's hit box to go between the set of spikes. This makes the vertical element of the controls feel unreliable, which is detrimental for a precision platformer where you need to have confidence in all aspects of your manoeuvrability. Introducing some leeway on such sections, as well as having the downward acceleration from gravity be gradual instead of immediately falling at near full speed would make the vertical component of the movement feel consistent and controllable.

The level layout designs were quite interesting, especially levels 6 and 7 where the variety of starting points starts showing up. I think a nice addition to have would be a reset button for a restarting the current stage from level 1 in order to give them a chance to plan things out better. It's a shame that the spikes were only used in the last stage. 

The controls could use some improvements, but I still enjoyed the game and it's varied levels.

I love the mechanic. Its simple, straightforward, but adds a dynamic to the levels beyond just adding new levels.

Just polish the sprites, add a background, add some animations, add more levels and I could see this released.

I love the premise of the game, I also quite like the visuals though admittedly it's quite simple, I would have loved to see a bg and even some small animations, it would have gone a long way in terms of art. I found little to no bugs and it's a well polished concept, all the levels are well done and designed, though stage 7 level 3 I could not finish as the platforming was almost impossible. Awesome work keep it up guys

It's an interesting premise for sure, though I think for the existing levels the difficulty the shadow imposes on me was diminishing as I went further. I hope to see this idea developed further with more complex levels, and maybe allow the player to restart a single stage and re-plan their movement from the start after learning what the later levels look like.

(The fourth stage was not meant to be beaten right?)

Quite interesting mechanic, i didn't catched up the mechanic until like stage 2? Then it clicked in me what was happening and starting to see everything with different eyes, its definitely an interesting game, i recommend you to check out collisions with the ground, because some platforms require really precise input and it can be quite hard with the shadows.
Nice concept, keep going!