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Thanks for playing! You bring up a good point since even I find that it takes ages to load on some browser games, I'll provide a download for anyone with the same issues.

Thanks for the feedback! I agree, should've had a better graphic explaining the main mechanic instead of a line of text. 

Thanks for playing! Will check it out

Thanks! I appreciate the positive feedback :)

Yeah I also think the instructions could've been clearer, glad you had fun though!

Thanks for playing, glad you enjoyed it! :D

Thanks! Good vibes~

Thank you!

I really enjoyed this!

Very well thought out and executed puzzles, no major bugs, excellent animation on the doors and crawlers. Just very polished overall.

I thought the idea that it's optional to let the player progress without bringing all the robots to end was a great subtle way to let the player choose their own difficulty.

The only problem I found was a missing collider on the tilemap (I think it was level 5) which let me fall through the world. Not a major issue since you can just reset.

Other than that, amazing work, can't believe you made this in a month!

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

The slippery feel of the movement was intentional, but after playing for so long I've gotten used to it. But I can definitely see where you're coming from, some platforms are way too small to in be a game with this kind of movement. I the future I probably will switch to tighter controls since I really want to expand on the platforming aspect.

The flickering backgrounds and jittery camera transitions are bad and shouldn't have been released that way. Still trying to figure out the best way to handle this stuff, but it will be addressed in a future release/patch.

But, thank you so much for taking the time to give some quality feedback! It really helps me know what's good and what need improving.

I seem to be stuck, is the second boulder in the cave area suppose to trigger when you drop down?

Thank you!  Finding any sort of critique is hard these days, so I really appreciate you spending the time to leave some feedback for my crappy project:).

I'm keeping this as future reference because you have a lot of valid critiques and bugs, so thank you again!