Played on stream here: https://www.twitch.tv/asfunasfun

I appreciate what you are going for. Keep working at it!

I acknowledge this is an unfinished project. What you've got is very interesting though. It took me a couple of tries to land on all the correct words, having to refresh the page between each attempt, but I truly appreciated the ability to triple-jump to get some hang time. Definitely needed to get to some of the more spaced words. As others have stated, I can definitely see the potential of something like this. I assume you drew inspiration from the ol' sing-along caption bouncy ball thing from yesteryear?

It would be interesting to see this developed further. Keep it up!

This a very unique concept!
I know that with a bit of adjustment, it can easily become a pretty solid game.

As others have mentioned, I feel like an adjustment to the core mechanic of the game could use some work.

- Gameplay:
The first thing I've noticed is that it is very difficult to control the ball.
The first few things I would tweak would be the controls:

* I did notice that A and D can also move the player, while W cannot. Including W as well could make it easier for newer people to work with either controls (or to just remove A and D instead)

I would say the first step would be to reduce the "floaty" feeling that the ball has. Tightening the controls a little bit and making gravity a bit stronger (just a wee bit) can easily improve the feel.

You could also include an interactive main menu, so that the player gets used to the feel of the ball before starting their performance (could be considered the "rehearsal" before the gameplay as a cool idea)

A) You could easily incorporate a little bit of grace time in the air to adjust where you want to land, so that it's possible to aim or land on the far right platforms
B) Likewise, you could also make it so that the first words that you have to land on can only spawn as far as the ball can jump

- Visuals:
I will go ahead and say that the starting words on that background are clashing a little bit, making it a bit harder to clearly read the words. My suggestion would either be to add some outlines to make it stand out, or to change that base color.

I do see a lot of ways this game could go, but I think these fixing these main issues would improve the game substantially. Good luck out there! :)

Great  concept! I see this being a very fun game so please keep working on this! 

Your idea has a lot of potential. I see someone below gave you a perfect feedback but i would Highlight that you should polish main mechanic and make the game more intuitive, in other hand, classical music sound like a charm for this but also sound effects could fit great, if you work this, soon you'll have the complete version! Go for it!

Even though this game seems unfinished, I'm giving it a good rating for its potential. Firstly, I think it looks beautiful. Also, I like the idea of having to quickly read the quote at the top, then mentally repeat it in your mind to remember each word, because you cannot keep your eyes at the top to see the quote. You are forced to divert your eyes from the top to the moving words at the bottom. So that's why you have to read the top quote, then internally repeat it, while looking at the bottom. I thought this is a good educational game, which will fill the player's mind with quotes from literature. I really liked that aspect.

The basic mechanics need to be improved. I couldn't even get to three words when I played. And there's no way to start again (you need to refresh the whole page). Also, some classical music would be lovely.

I can't wait to see the finished version :)

This game lack pretty much guide to inform the player about controls.

I didn't realize that the game is a platformer until I read the information on the page. More over I had to press random keys to find more hidden features which needed for gameplay.