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The look was great.  I'm apparently terrible at spike jumping and have learned that I don't really enjoy "start over and over" as a game dynamic, but I can see that the game could be really fun.

Nicely done.  I'm not sure why my clouds blew away, but the other dynamics were interesting.

Living in New Zealand, I can confirm this is just as frustrating as controlling real sheep!

Some real potential in the idea.  It was unclear to me how to reach a "win" state, but the splitting and rejoining to minimize the number of  elements was quite fun.

all good except... why were the flag colors important if you just tell us the order of the numbers?

Cool idea mixing the shooter and platformer.

Really nifty idea.

That was fun!  I dig the block splitting mechanic. Well considered puzzles.

I absolutely love the graphics.  It was also my favorite split-character interaction dynamic so far- more about concurrent adventures than obstacles/split puzzles.  Kudos! 

Nice work, mate!  nice cashew misdirection!

Nicely done!  Graphics looked great and gameplay was interesting.  I think it was a bug that you could drag a split character basically anywhere, even past doors.  Nicely done.

EXTREMELY minimal gameplay!  I think the publisher was creating a motivating space for one to build their own gdevelop app.  Daring!

There was a lot to like about the game, but the killer for me was not being able to move while separated.  I understand that anticipating where you should be and when to split is the game, but being able to move both split bubbles and correct for a split location would have kept me playing.  The idea and the puzzle aspect were great!

Good game.  Some well thought out puzzles for the separation mechanic.  Nicely themed, too. Great work!

Solid game!  I struggled with the diagonal tracks, but i suppose that's the game!

That was wild.  Great work on pushing the engine so far!

That was wild.  Great work on pushing the engine so far!

Cheers, mate!  Trying to channel an 80s indy punk vibe, I recorded the guitar parts without any idea how to play or tune a guitar and forced myself to use the first take for everything (hence the extremely rich lyrics. haha).   If only parts of it are noticeably out of key, that's amazing! Thanks for the thumbs up!

nice game.  It shows how my left and right brain are totally separated though.