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Thanks for playing! Sorry about the music being repetitive, that was the last thing I got to and I'm not experienced at all in composing music, so I try to make it sound somewhat decent. I really like that idea of taking your items of choice into the level, I think it could really work and replace the randomness with strategy. Each time you get stuck in slime, you must make 8 inputs before escaping, and I didn't include any randomness there, but I will definitely add a stuck version for the hook that lets the player know that they're stuck as well as more feedback for the player trying to get unstuck. I appreciate all the feedback!

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Ah, that explains the slime situation. I thought it was a fixed amount of time, so I just held a button and waited, before finally getting frustrated and spamming the keys :D

I guess that, since you have so many mechanics in your game, you should probably explain them in game as they get introduced. It also took me a while to figure out that the spikes also affect the rope, while all other stuff is only concerned with the hook. Its a fine mechanic that way, but it's not intuitive at first and probably requires some further explanation. Or you could visualize it by visually snapping the rope when the player hits a spike, but that's a lot of extra work of course. I know you explain everything in the description of your game, but I think that 99% of people (including me) are to lazy to read the wall of text and just want to go straight into the game.

TLDR, include a tutorial/explanation within your game. (As I also found out with my own game)

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I'll make sure to include a tutorial or introductory stage in the post jam version, it really needs it.