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Played for a bit. Video: 


The graphics are much, much better than what I remembered from last time. The game is still incredibly hard, both in controls and level design. Each time after dying I was kicked back to the tutorial and my collectables were whiped out. I believe this must be a bug. At first I thought I was picking a more difficult path since there was an arrow pointing in the opposite direction, but then that part of the cave was short and I had to go back. The right side of the cave could be expanded a lot. 

Now this is something I cannot really put into words why, but the character movement feels awkward. This is both on the floor and in the air. I believe that playing with the acceleration, friction and speed values could improve how everything feels.

I stopped playing because it was not saving my progress and getting kicked back to the start is a bit too punishing. I have no way to win hardcore run.

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The way collectibles are only counted if you get to the exit will definitely be changed if I stick with the collectathon style. It's that way because the game is currently in a weird sort of transition state between the linear level and collectathon. Previously getting to the exit was the main goal, now it collecting  so I just combined the two. Doesn't really make sense and is frustrating, yeah.

Considering the weird movement, Have you played the 0.4.4 version? I've tweaked air momentum after submitting to this Demo day.

I'm personally really happy with the basic movement otherwise so it likely won't change much. It does take quite a lot of getting used to if you're coming from platformers with little or no momentum like what is popular right now.

I don't remember the last version I played. Maybe it was the gameboy version?

The thing about the movement is that it feels like it takes time for my inputs to register and the time frame I have for pressing the correct button is too short. There is also a lot of changing directions in mid-air which is not easy to do. You as a dev are very used to the controls and mastered them, which means people can get to that level too. The question is how quickly can they do that.