Reminds a little of "getting over it", except checkpoints. I did beat it and I actually am one of the few people that will play rage games if they are short. I found stage 3 to be the hardest and while playing it I was going to say meh, but the controls do feel intentional and the player learning from trying things out isn't bad. I think though the game lacks one thing a terrible soundtrack playing over it. Like if its gonna be terrible controls might as well go all the way. And then whenever you die do the "I want to be the guy" death sound thingy. and then for the the player to press "r" to restart or something. But either way nice!

Completed it!
It's definitely a good rage game, had me wanting to quit a lot! The floaty controls are key part of the game, as frustrating as it is, but when I had trouble even getting to the main sections of the map because of the floaty controls I think it got too frustrating, easing that a bit I think could keep player engagement. In areas like this for example, having solid ground where you don't slide in, since they are not really the main platforming section, what the player wants to do after falling is to try again, and if you can ease their re-entry to the stage you can reduce that extra frustration.

This game is definitely interesting. I can see what I'm supposed to do, but it's definitely hard. Honestly can't decide whether I love or hate the controls. I think with more time I could come to love how speedy they are. I think this could definitely be a really fun game with some refining.

Challenging controls made it difficult experience, it was hard to keep the character under control meaning I couldn't time the jump onto the pink springy bit. When I finally made it (after a good number of attempts, I bounced back to the bottom after hitting the blue patch and that just made me want to quit. The colour scheme was very basic and sound would have made the game better. Easier and more responsive controls would have kept me interested longer.