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Yeah, perhaps I should have blocked that off since I didn't finish it in time. Sound definitely is moving up the priority list. Thanks.

Thank you!

Did you bump into the first owl? That is where the first double jump is unlocked. Thanks for the feedback.

Really cozy game. I liked the different puzzles.

The art was amazing in this and definitely autumnal. The concept was good but it was a little slow paced and there was still a month to go when everything was upgraded. I would love this game expanded upon though.

Wow. This is the kind of game I wish I could make. The music was so fitting and the bugs had different mechanics that made finding new ones fun. Even small details like the shapes of bugs being coloured when you find them were there.

Really nice colours and the monkey's speech is funny.

The pixel art and its colour scheme is really good and I like how the game was executed well and not over complicated with extra features. The acorns were a bit hard to find after I got 2. Maybe they were under trees where I couldn't see them?

The world and rain looks really impressive. 

The art is fairly clean and there is a cool sense of progression. Plus a cozy colour scheme.

The background looked cool and the colour scheme was nice.

This is such a good game. Would love to see it expande.

The randomness just added more strategy rather than being tedious or annoying, nice game.

Nice use of the theme. I played through it twice.

I thought that was a feature.

Really good game and characters. It kept me hooked for the full game length. I particularly liked the mimic entangling that kept me alert.

Nice idea. Could be better if something happened when your health dropped below zero. I liked the enemies though.

I liked the name.

Well polished - the die even moves a little when you move towards a wall.

Probably the best use of the theme I've seen so far.

I need more of this game. The dice sound is really good

Really fun when you lower mouse sensitivity like you said to. Can I ask how you made the ground/terrain?

There could have been more explanation to what the dice were doing but I liked the game overall, it felt like the dice were an integral part to the game.

I like the coherent art style.