You might have ran out of level ideas at the end, but the ones you had were really good! Also you might have overdone the screen effects a bit with the film grain and chromatic aberration especially. Overall surprisingly engaging and fun!

Really good design, game difficulty scaling was good too. The ending of the very last level where you had to VERY carefully maneuver around that tiny orange trigger to get to the end was frustrating but I felt like I just had to do it since I made it that far lol. I was at first a bit on the fence about not having a way to just keep one of the characters completely still as the other one was moving (you always gotta monitor the character you're not trying to move because he will always wiggle and move a  tiny bit when you try to move the other character), but personally the challenge of that made it more rewarding when I beat it so good work!

Really nice work for your first game jam. Obviously sound/music would have been nice, but you did really well with the theme. One recommendation I would have is control-wise, I *think* it might have been easier to have WASD control the left player / arrows control the right player (regardless of which color  is on left/right). What happens is that you forget which player is which and you're constantly using the wrong keys. The visual on the screen isnt' matching the keyboard layout once they flip around and it gets confusing. Having WASD always control whichever character is on left and vice versa would have been a lot easier.

Nice job!