I love the art style and the whole presentation. The pixel look is really awesome and the fire fighter theme with managing and using water in different ways is a nice interpretation of the jam focus.

I think the game was a bit too hard and unforgiven. In several levels I just got stuck because I did the thinks in the wrong order or because I jumped down the wrong wall at the wrong time. For me a puzzle game like this is always more enjoyable if there are multiple ways to solve a problem and I can feel smart. Maybe there are ways to integrate a more open way of designing puzzles into your game too :)

But overall it's a pretty nice game and I enjoyed playing it. I could totally see myself playing a complete version of your demo game. Great work!

Really Cool Game, I Didn't Really Know How To Play At First But Later The Game Felt Really Good After, I Like The Art. That All, Good Game ;P

A great take on the theme, reminds me of a Ludum Dare 50 game that scored within the top ratings. Nice graphics and mechanics. I found several little glitches/bugs that, on their own, are small, but on the whole hinder a little bit of the experience (water sound looping, horizontal acceleration a bit high, tutorial text could not be dismissed, one time the player fell outside the level etc.). The most frustrating one was that the fire and water collision masks are a bit finicky, so I could be standing right next to the flame aiming the water at the base and it wouldn't put out the fire at times. Also, it wasn't really clear that you did not have to actually guide people out of the level after cooling them, so I was stuck for a bit on the first level to save people.

This looks and sounds great. The music is catchy, the color palette is beautiful, and the animations are snappy. 

Unfortunately, I tried over 10 times and still can't beat the first screen. The controls are a bit too slippery and the "heat" mechanic, which slowly kills the player even though he's not visibly touching the fire, is just too much for me.

Calibrating difficulty in a jam game is always Sisyphean, because balance requires iteration, and there's not much time for that in such a short development cycle. In this situation, I have found that it's best to err on the side of making a jam game too easy, rather than too difficult. (I found this out the hard way: many of my jam games were just too hard...)

I’ll echo what everyone is saying about the good graphics, but also wanting tighter controls and more forgiving resources/hitboxes.

Also not sure how to rescue the people? I’m stuck

Great concept  and implementation with outstanding art & sound!

Some constructive feedback:

• Make the controls a bit tighter.
•  Add some visual/audio feedback for when your water is extinguishing the flames.
• Maybe be more forgiving, have more water than needed on the level and don't do instant kills.