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Thanks for the comment!

I know exactly what is happenning for both of those actually. 

I woke up this morning and had the sinking feeling that the first one was there. Specifically that is a dev skip I put in for testing so that I could get to later levels faster. I meant to comment it out so it couldn't be used before my final submission last night. But I forgot to, apparently and realized it as soon as I woke up lol.

The other one... I think it is that the light creating boxes don't cast a shadow from another light box, but the upper of those two lights has a smaller radius and isn't lighting the pedestals. And the lower of the two is lighting them. Honestly I should've left the second light out of that room like I originally designed it. So that you just had the one box that you had to block the light for both pedestals.

Anyways, thanks for playing it! I might make some fixes for it after the judging for the jam is done.

Ah, looks like the issue was this export setting. I had it as Adaptive and I think I need it to be None. I will fix and re-upload after judging is done. I feel like it goes against the spirit of the Jam to change it before then. And if nothing else the important thing is that I know for the future.

So in Godot there is a setting to specify the viewport size and I set that to 1000x600 and did the same on the upload page. When I tested from my desktop on Saturday, it looked just fine. But looking from my laptop I get a similar (but less exaggerated) issue. I'll have to play around with some settings and see if I can get it fixed so that I know better for the next game jam.

Yeah, I had one other person report this issue. Out of curiosity, what browser are you on? For me in chrome it worked fine, but the other person who saw this problem was using Firefox.

I'll have to fix that. Thanks for checking it out and finding the bug! I probably won't fix it till after the game jam judging is done though.