Really liked this, but me and a friend did run into an issue where the character sprite was behind the background layer, making it impossible to play. I had it happen in Opera and my friend was playing in Firefox, but it worked fine when I switched to Chrome.
Played this for a long time haha - at first I was going to suggest adding some sort of time limit for placing your pieces, but with the hazard blocks I don't think that's actually needed. Great job!
Yeah, apologies for that! I tested mostly on controller and didn't realize until after the deadline that I had forgotten to fix up the mouse controls - will be the first thing I fix post-jam, haha.
Enjoyed this! Has some really clever puzzles - I did have trouble when the slider thing (not sure what to call it, the volume bar lookin' icon that you walk over to scale platforms) when it was first introduced by I think that might've been because of a bug, haha.
Also loved the music! I've thought about busting out my ukulele to make jam music before but you really did it and I love that.
Very tricky, it's so hard to do both things at once! I do wish the zoomed in camera didn't stick so close to the bottom of your character - I ended up playing the game entirely from the zoomed out perspective.
Thank you! The particles were made using the Unity asset MudBun, which I also used to model and rig the characters (those ones are baked into meshes, though) - it does support ray marching but only in URP, so these ones are just using marching cubes, I believe.
Very difficult, haha. Also, in case anyone else runs into this, when I first opened the game the in game mouse pointer was offset from my actual mouse and made it very difficult to play; switching to windowed mode with Alt + Enter fixed it, though.
