When I play platformers I prefer to not use the up arrow as a jump button, Its nice that you provide a way to edit the controlls but you have up and jump as the same button which makes me navigate the menu weirdly if I chose to not have my jump as arrow up. Otherwise super slick platformer currently on world 2 last level after playing a little bit. Followed the project on r/pygame and will dig into the source a little bit later o/ I do not regret my purchace and this controll thing I complained about, I have the same problem when playing AAA platformers like rayman aswell so will rate 5 anyways but I will never forgive you for making me hate tomatoes.... ;)

Full screen?

Any plans for a Steam release?

After playing a few levels, I'm quite enjoying this platformer, quite in the same way as Lollipop: I'm not doing too great so far but I'm sure that with some practice I'll be able to master the controls & enemy patterns :D

My only issue so far is with the controls mapping. I think they are getting in the way for no particular reason, which is ok for a jam game but is quite strange here:

• Not allowing Enter nor Space by default to navigate menus is weird for a PC game. In 2018 we shouldn't be supposed to check the readme to learn how to navigate the menu :P
• Not saving settings, ie. making us redo the mapping upon every game launch is weird too.
• You should probably have a default mapping for controllers. I'm sure setting some sensible defaults based on the XBox gamepad would cover most players' needs (I've done this on all my gamepad-friendly jam entries and never had any remarks).

Also overall I'd say don't be afraid to support multiple keys for the same action. Unless you have plenty of different actions to map, it's cheap to let people, say, go left by default with any of Left Arrow + Q + A (AZERTY keyboards) + Left joystick + Left gamepad arrow.

Anyway nice job on this nice little platformer, and congrats on the well-deserved successful launch :D

Can you please add fullscreen support?