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Like lemmings, and a bridge-building game. Reminds me a lot of old-school flash games. The music adds a lot to the experience. There's a very decent physics core to this game.

Unfortunately, I got stuck at level 4. I'd gladly play through the rest if you'd give me some tips (a "hint" button would be handy, or being able to skip some levels).

I wasn't exactly sure what the main character is - is it a meatball? bowl of ice-cream? It doesn't really matter for a jam, but come clarification, etiher visually or otherwise would be nice.

The amount of instruction in the first level is a bit overloaded, consider spreading that out a bit more.

I think it would be more integral if the pins you move around begin in the level, rather than as a ui piece. The moving pins around, and the sound effects associated, was rather satisfying.

Thanks for the feedback! Definitely hear you on the pins starting in the level, we initially wanted to have both pins and platforms available in a little "toolbox zone" or something that you initially drag from, but unfortunately didn't get to that and many other things, amongst which, as you note, was a cohesive character design. I think he's like a purple lumberjack styled after kingpin from spiderman, but beyond that I can't say. Maybe those things will come in a more developed version later :)

SPOILER: For level 4, place the small bit on the ledge to the right of the player, and the larger platform slightly off to the left of the target platform so it tilts over to the left. By the time the player knocks over the first platform, turns around, and comes back, you should be able to place a pin such that the larger platform rests flat and gives a path to the finish.

Ah, I completely forgot about moving the paper around, haha. Yeah, it's a very enjoyable game - but I think the freedom that you have as a player might make it a little difficult as a puzzle game. In level 7, there were a lot of possibilities to complete it, but I couldn't find one. The solution space was very large and expansive - and puzzles are largely about reducing possible solutions to just one (process of elimination). Thanks for the hint!