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This was interesting! I dig the idea of a platformer with platforms that shift and align in this way.

When playing for a long time, the music track didn't loop, and attack as down is very uncomfortable for my hands, so I wasn't able to spend a lot of time with the game in the end.

I'm uncertain of whether the game is intended to be endless or whether it has an ending. Comments on the game page seem to suggest it does - in which case, good work!

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