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Very interesting! I really enjoyed it. Is every "segment" built by hand? I played until Phase 38 until I started to get bored. But it could be a very nice mobile game.

I love the aesthetic and audio. It really matches the atmosphere you were going for.

I actually didn't mind the ceiling! I started using it to my advantage in order to go down quickly. I don't know if it was intentional, but I didn't mind it.

My main problem is the lack of variety or purpose. After 38 rounds I couldn't make myself play for longer. But it gave me a few very enjoyable moments.

Overall, good job! It's a very nice game and I hope you get to 20 ratings :)

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Thank you so much for the best feedback so far!

Yes every part is built by hand and btw did you get the new version from youtube or the older one from here?  I added a bit more variation etc... and I'm also going to add more in the future of course.

And yes that's the point about the roof which nobody ever figured out, but I'm really glad that somebody at least realised how to use it :))

After all, the "enjoyable moments" you just mentioned means a lot to me and thanks again for your kindness beside the honesty!! I am still working on it.

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I tried the version that was found here. I didn't even know there was a newer version. That's the problem with jam games, most of the time you don't even go to the actual game page! I'll check it out.

I really enjoyed it, really. I actually would like it to get 20 ratings, because I think it should be featured in Brackey's post-jam video. It's pretty interesting and polished. If nothing else, the graphics need to make it in! :) 

I don't know how to change people's opinions about the roof. I really liked it and it was super useful, but it did feel like an exploit at times. If you added some text somewhere saying that it's not a bug, it's a feature, then I think people will be more receptive to it.

Good job! And good luck working in future versions of the game :)