Thanks for the feedback, I didn't expect people to have so much trouble with the controls especially because the voice tells you how they work, with right click allowing you to "control" the wobbling. The game page has a list of controls, but it seems there are two pages, a jam one and a game one. I guess I should expect players to be less patient when the controls are unusual and provide a better explanation.
Oh sorry, I'm so ignorant! My mistake.
Still, even knowing that RMB made me stop auto-aligning, it didn't really help much. I still found it incredibly hard to jump around, especially with the direction of gravity constantly changing.
In hindsight, this is really good rage game material, maybe for something like Getting Over It.
Oh wow, now I definitely understand the value of instructions. I wouldn't consider this a rage game at all because I became accustomed to the controls! There's a specific way you're supposed to use momentum and gravity in the game to do acrobatic maneuvers. The most basic one is to jump and turn off the auto balance as your character is bouncing upright, which of course sounds way more complicated than it is, but is also a pain to explain in a way that is understandable. I think what I could do is include step by step instructions with graphics for the intro area. Honestly the only area where jumping like that is super necessary is the beginning, because I wanted to teach the player the movement mechanics.