Very cool game! Loved the music and all the visual effects for everything. 

I had a lot of fun picking up tricks while playing the game, especially stuff like instead of using just your shadow as a recall you can use it to propel yourself too, or like when it's better to use a potion like an elevator. I know some of them might actually be unintentional maybe? Like effectively getting an extra potion by throwing it, resetting, and then activating it, or teleporting super high up above everything, but honestly it can be sooo fun for players to feel like they're cheating the game! Maybe there's a way to incorporate some of those things if you expand on this--it's very fun! :)

I like how your game is unique and fun <3 I tried to start it three times, hoping that I would succeed :D But I hopelessly fail T_T I would be happy if you had a tutorial!

Interesting and unique game you have here! The mechanics where you are provided with a set of different potions with different effects is especially cool, and I could see some real potentials for a much in=depth experience. That's a very good design indeed!

I do have a bit of suggestions that may or may not improve the game, but just hear me out. To me the game seems like more of a puzzle platformer rather than a precise platformer, so I would suggest you give a full list of potions in advance, and let the player decide what's the best course of action. This should makes the game more strategic rather than hectic. I would also slow down everything a little bit, especially the duration of the potions effect. Currently everything seems too tight, and it feels like a precision exercise rather than problem solving.

I also have a game breaking glitch where the player just fly off to an out of bound position and wasn't able to be reset. Oh well.

Beside that though, I would say the game is nicely made. Good job!

Great and unique game! I like how each level gives the player different potions that can be thrown while the player tries to take advantage of their effects! Additionally, the shadow effect as a recall does come in handy because it can be used to propel myself towards the objective which I thought was interesting!

Some feedback that I would give is that at the beginning of the game, it was very confusing on what to do and it took me a few minutes to complete it with the help of the shadow recall. Additionally, the staff cursor that I see felt like it added to the confusion at the start, and I think it would have been better to switch it out for a potion. Maybe the potion that you are currently holding could be the cursor instead (If this is possible).

In any case, I loved the game mechanics and I think you did a good job putting shadow and alchemy together!

Haha, very fun game where the mechanics really let you play around. The shift shadow was initially just a safe backup, but you can do so much more with it, like setting it up in the air to create a large jump. I also exploited the potion a bit, as you can throw it and quickly reset to have an extra low gravity potion for example. Unique mechanics like this make for a lot of quirky interactions and I love that about them. Nicely done!!

You've got a pretty solid base here! I got stuck on the low gravity/teleport/low gravity level. If you keep integrating player feedback you'll have a very solid game! good job!!!

Really really interesting concept! It was really challenging to play

Awesome. The premise is simple, yet the mechanics give rise to some complex gameplay. Really well done there. The gameplay loop is also complete. This game has a lot of potential.

Pros:

interesting mechanics, quick-to-grasp, decent audio

Cons:

Can't view controls without resetting to first level

Very sweet game, love the idea! The potion variety and how they all interact is really cool! The shade mechanic is also very neat, can be used both as a safety measure to go back to if you fall, as well as to generate momentum. 

When I got to potion of creation I couldn't beat the level, at least for now, on touchpad, right clicking is a lot more difficult. I also feels unfair that the shape is random, I guess that's the perks of being an alchemist/wizard, you don't know what's gonna happen, but sometimes the platforms just weren't the right size to beat the level.

I also got some weird bug when I threw it under myself I got teleported up a lot, beyond the background tilemap, wasn't able to replicate it.