Neat platformer. I included it in my compilation video series of the Ludum dare 42 compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look

The syncing of platforms isn't obvious, and the level design could be much better, but it's nice.

Very interesting game!  The platforms were synced... to something, couldn't quite figure out if it was a musical element or just the beats of the music.  That last platform that played you dirty was kind of hilarious.  They were pretty fast platforms though, like, almost no room for error.

Overall, neat little game, great work!

Nice! I liked the music and those platforms, synced with the music, was really good idea.

I enjoyed this game. I wish there had been more of it. I also really enjoy seeing more Godot games in the jam.

I found the game a little tricky at first, because all I did was read the bottom of your instructions on this page. I didn't see there was double jump. So I skipped the tutorial. After that, it wasn't too hard to beat the level. 

And as others have said, I don't think the music was really synced to any of the platforms, but I think with a little work you could get that done for real, and have a pretty neat game.

Really lovely vibe from the game, I wished the platforms were synced with the music. The controls are quite responsive, and I love that I can double jump, which saves me quite a lot of time when the platforms have not raised up and I needed to rest in the air. However, I don't think it the double jump should be used that way. If you wanted to make the platforms move on the beats and players failed to do so, they should be punished by losing health and be able to practice their timing skill. In fact, the double jump might not be needed in this game even and can be replaced by a higher jump, or you can replace that by the ability to hold in the air for a short while, which I think is more intuitive and way cooler. The platform movement is a bit sudden too, there should be some indication for their state being changed, a shrug, some dust, etc. Again, this is not to say I don't love the game. I also went with the platform moving on beats in my game so I totally appreciate what you did there. In fact, if you just keep it like this but make the platform sync to music and throw in some more challenging platforming sections similar to the way the floor is lave exploited a simple mechanic and makes it fully elaborated, you will have a great game!

Those visuals are pretty nice! I didn't really feel how the platforms were in sync with the music, but the level-design is still good and challenging. Well, except for the very last platform, strangely hard to reach!^^' But it's quite solid overall. Good job!

It took awhile to get the right rhythm for the jumping but your relaxing music made sure it was not a frustrating experience.

This was a very enjoyable platformer. The double jump mechanic felt very satisfying. The music was  peaceful, am always a fan of just piano, but I am not sure if it fits escaping a volcano. I enjoyed how all the art looks together, and the sprite of the cat looks especially nice.

Something about the base movement looks strange. Hard for me to explain, but the sprite looks glitchy when moving to me.