Hi! I've put together a list of my top games from the jam and before I post them on the community section, I'm just checking that you are okay having your game's link on the list?

This game has a neat core mechanic, and my favorite part is the visual design surrounding it (i.e. your character, the dungeon theme, and especially the ghost). Rocket jumping was a fun twist to the usual puzzle-style game.

Although I liked the ghost mechanic, it felt like every level followed the same method. Grab box -> set box on button -> stand on another button -> die -> run to end while ghost does the work. My favorite level was the one with no spikes, because instead of immediately killing the bat, it forced me to avoid it long enough to press the buttons and then purposefully jump into it. Little variations like that keep levels fresh in this sort of game. However, to keep things interesting I think you need to introduce new mechanics. Maybe there is a "holy light" the ghost can't enter, which forces you to do part of the puzzle in human form? (This idea is shamelessly stolen from this game, which has a similar theme: https://itch.io/jam/wowie-jam-3/rate/939818)

The movement felt a little awkward because you move so slowly horizontally, but when you jump you move up so fast. I think bringing the two speeds closer together would make the controls feel more natural.

Overall, this game is based on a great idea with lots of potential, and it has nice visuals. Great job!

Really nice creative interpretation of the topic which made for some great puzzles, well done!

Cool game! It's very creative, I really like the idea of your actions being sort of 'recorded' and replayed when you fail. The pixel art is really nice, reminds me of retro games, and it's very fun to play. It just feels fresh to be trying a new concept like this. Keep up the great work!

really nice game the art is amazing i like the concept but it can be improved:

1- maybe adding variable jump height

2- the spikes are impossible to see

3- sometime the bat dies even tho the rocket is far from him

I kept dying and couldn't figure out why before I realized that there were spikes right before I gave up out of frustration -- the spikes blend in SO much, they really need to be a brighter color. The mechanics were also a bit confusing -- I couldn't tell what the rules were for when the ghost could or couldn't pick up the box, and sometimes I would press a button and the level would restart with a ghost but I didn't see a spike where I was -- is there some rule about "You die if all buttons are pushed and you can't get to the exit" or something like that?

I liked the art and I think the concept has some potential.

This game is pretty cool, I like the graphics and the gameplay concept of having the ghost repeat your actions.

However, this game has a major issue with readability. Even in the first room this was an issue, where the button was impossible to see, as was the arrow trap. The arrow was also really tiny and hard to see. It made it hard to tell what I was doing was affecting the level, like was it the box that was opening the door, or was it me standing on a switch, or was it my ghost standing on a switch? I couldn't even really tell if there was a button I was standing on since it kinda blended into the ground.

To make the stuff in the level more readable, I suggest either changing its color or increasing its size (i.e. there's a big square button that presses down when you stand on it). Also for the tutorial section, anything you make the player read should be utilized in that room, or else the player will forget it. (for me it was the shooting mechanic, I had to replay the game to figure out how to shoot)

Overall I can tell this game had a lot of love put in it and it has so many things going for it, such as the amazing graphics. But for players to be able to experience it, you need to work on making the players understand the game from your perspective!