Nice 3D puzzler with a steady increase in difficulty and mechanics through the small level set.

PROS:

• The movement of the mech was nice and responsive. I might have wanted the turns to happen more uniformly instead of having the slight lag into a whip turn, but it controlled well and gave me a lot of agency.
• Each level did a good job of introducing something slightly new and more interesting than what I'd seen before so each level felt like it had a purpose.
• The challenges didn't throw themselves at me too fast so I easily had enough time to figure things without feeling overly pressured.

CRITIQUE:

• It's easy to get lost in the forest on some of the larger levels due to the low view in 3D so a mini-map on the UI would greatly increase quality of life for tracking where I am relative to objectives.
• I really want to go backwards. I was still getting used to the actual size of the grid spaces in the first couple of levels and felt a little annoyed/clumsy when I overshot the space I wanted to stand in and had to do a double-turn to get back.
• It might be intentional, but the peripheral  view feels very limited in the first-person. It forced me to do a lot of turning to remind myself how I was or wasn't lined up with objectives/enemies and that extra turning actually got me a little dizzy with the amount that ended up doing and how quick the turns scaled up to before they finished. Widening the field of view for the camera or giving a grid-based mini-map would help with seeing things just to the side of you or telling whether or not you're lined up with something.

Hi! I get this error when I try the web version with Firefox. 

"An error occurred before the game window could be initialised. Please check the console!"

Though works perfectly with Chromium. The game's beautiful. I liked the visuals of different stages :)

Very fun Puzzle / Action Hybrid ^^

From the screenshot i didn't expect the grid based movement, but this works really well here and makes this quite original :D

I really like the chunky boxy pixel - ey look of the game its well made and feels authentically retro, like something that kinda has the look and feel of a super FX Snes game.

Gameplay wise i really enjoyed the fact that even if the movement is grid based, when you get the hang of it you can really speed through the levels its very satisfying.

Now i didn't have any particular issue with the game itself, however i did encounter a bug. The walking sound effects seemed to have randomly stopped working when i reached the first forest level and they never came back so i kinda played all of the rest in silence, i'm not sure what i did to trigger this though :/ maybe i moved too fast ? But not sure.

Regardless fun and solid. Good job :)

Hi trabitboy, I really like your submission. It's a nice finished game following the theme. Cool to see you back at the jam.