Fitting several (and color-coded!) mechanics into this is impressive, I like the space there is to optimize your approach and the extra dialogue you get for gathering more of a specific spirit.

Also Super Suika World run sprite of course

Cute little platformer game - the mechanics all worked together pretty nicely, though I wish you could see all 4 phantom types' counts on the screen at once. Good work!

i feel like the optimal strategy is just running back and forth at the top BUT whatever its cool i like the upgrades although its fairly hard to tell when im allowed to punch blocks and if the color of the block correlates to a certain soul color or level of wrath i need to have

japanese goblin

score: one forty one

I spent some time playing this game. It's quite fun and challenging, but unfortunately, I didn't manage to get enough blue souls to give to Yuyuko. Having a more visible invincible indicator (instead of it just blinking) would be nice.

Love the pixel art!

The gameplay loop is pretty sweet! Although I think the map would be more fun to run around in if it was a loop and I didn't have to hit dead ends. But overall the platforming is nice, and there's a certain charm to the collectathon objective!  

This game really nails the characters. The writing is great, as is the visuals. If the ground tileset was better, this would have been 5/5 in visuals. Also consider adding camera limits.

The main problem I have is with the level. It needs to be bigger, with more incentives to go to new places. I'm also pretty sure some section requires invincibility to pass through (like going down to the bottom level again), which is fine, but it would be nice if this was made more obvious so the player isn't baited into trying. It doesn't help that Youmu gets stuck in the bottom section, which incentivizes the player to just not go there at all, and just farm respawning spirits at the top level.

Sound effects could have helped the player know when they've gotten to the next level in an upgrade.

The foundation is solid enough that with just a little more effort, it would have been a much better game.

There was an issue with the camera, I find it difficult to stare at the screen because of how the camera adjusts its offset in the x axis; the camera immediately adjusts the offsets and therefore makes it jittery when constantly flipping the direction of Suika. I think smoothing the camera out would fix the problem.

Excluding that, everything is great and the dialogues were lively and fun especially when referring to Suika!

Took me a bit to figure out how it worked. The breakable wall system was really cool. It kept a feeling of progression in a one-screen game.