Such a good concept!

I really like the idea of you being able to climb on top of your own dead bodies to progress! It's such a creative idea and actually works really well! Luckily  I got very used to the changing controls with the entry Try 2 Die  last year, so it actually came surprisingly natural to me!

I did eventually encounter a soft-lock. I my eyes, there are 2 ways this could be fixed:

• Turn the dead bodies into one-way platforms. This way the user could still move past them horizontally, which is the main cause of these blockers.
• Have a way to either shoot/disintegrate or move the bodies

Or some fun other idea!

Otherwise, the game looks really good, and I think the platforming is generally quite nice! I did have an issue with not being able to walk off the moving platforms without jumping, but that's pretty small.

Thanks for taking part in the jam!

Loved the concept of random input every time the player dies. Excellent Work!

Managed to stack so many corpses that I wasn't able to proceed very far. In general a really cool idea to use previous bodies in future runs. Think I've played a game with similar gimmick for random controls in the previous SBIG jam but it keeps you on your toes and makes a new run fresher.  Art was amazing as well!

I eventually got softlocked behind a pile of corpses following that mildly precise drop down that chute of spikes. The randomized inputs did feel a bit like contrived artificial difficulty as well.

I can still see some signs of a very good game here, but the softlock just killed the mood.

The idea of random input every time the player respawn is really cool, but I actually found the way to cheese it.

See, the way you implement random inputs is to randomly assign actions for the first 3 buttons you press after respawn. This not only include arrow keys and the space bar but also the entire keyboard (except for K since it's reserved for kill-bind) (maybe also not the function keys).

This mean that you can actually rig the placement of these action keys to make them more intuitive to use. For example, this is how I like to assign these buttons:

• Press F
  • If it's jump -> Press S
    • If it's left -> Press D
    • If it's right -> Press A
  • If it's left -> Press H
    • If it's right -> Press space bar
    • If it's jump -> Press G
  • If it's right -> Press S
    • If it's left -> Press space bar
    • If it's jump -> Press D

This way, you'll always have one hand pressing left with the left button, pressing right with the right button and the other hand pressing the jump button.

I love the idea of changing controls every time you die, but I think it'd be good if game had checkpoints(those pink things dont do anything, maybe this is bug?) Also, I think you should make bg a little bit darker, because now gameplay is blending into background a little bit. Also ground detection don't work sometimes, and you are making small second jump instead of big first jump. But overall it is nice game!

Random inputs in every run >O. you're evil! It was a real fun! Thank you.