This is amazing to hear. I got into game development because I want to do for others what games did for me: give an enjoyable escape from reality. So really, thank you for playing this submission, and I'm really glad you enjoyed it.
Don't worry, we can tell you're a fellow "not artist" as well! Absolutely lovely game though. Hapexamenidos reminded me a lot of Moldorm from TLOZ:aLttP.
I wasn't able to drag or even click on any of the elements. The timer just constantly ticked down as I was stuck there panicking. I eventually got clicking to reveal them, but I still was not able to drag any.
For anyone confused, you must remove the bolt cutters from your hand, and replace them with the small key. Same goes for the large key. Absolutely lovely game though.
Got stuck in a wall, got pushed below ground while possessing a worm. Wall jump is very unintuitive. Movement is overly slidey for a platformer, I slid off of a wall and got sent a good ten pixels to the left without touching my keyboard.
HOWEVER, I absolutely love the possession mechanic, it definitely has potential for various puzzles (and even a Kirby-style combat mechanic?).
1. There is no feedback when you get hit. Play a sound or shake the screen to give the player a little feedback 2. There is no pause menu, which makes it a little hard to leave or, well, pause when you have to step away. 3. Falling off the map was a bit interesting, because I couldn't see. 4. More of a bug really: when you die, the game will occasionally not capture the cursor again.
However, it's quite fun, and there is a solid amount of body to the game regardless of the bugs and/or missing features.
