I downloaded the demo, it plays the intro, but after that I'm dropped on an empty screen and my cursor is invisible. By trial and error I managed to quit to the map by clicking on the house, but the only thing I can do is start the tutorial which is the same empty screen where I can't do anything....

I really enjoyed this demo! I especially liked how much it encouraged trial-and-error; each 'run' it felt like I learned something and got closer to completing the level. The one suggestion I have is a hint system of some sort (if there was one and I just missed it I apologize). Thankfully I managed to complete each level with three skulls, but the difficulty definitely was ramping up by the end, and it's the kind of game I could see myself getting really stuck on. I really liked it and am looking forward ...

I really like this game! Cool theme. And I love puzzles like this. I read the other comments, and I agree a hint system would be nice. Please tell me, did you take inspiration from Baba is You? The one level that's a twin of the prev lv gave me flashbacks to Baba. I also got completely stumped on that lv haha. One thing that could be nice, is if we were given more info on the timing of the pre-recorded actions. Cause right now, you just gotta trial-and-error it out. But you could tell us, this happens on ...

I liked the style and the characters after each level on the map were fun. The trial and error is quick when needed which should make harder levels easier to figure out in sections. The level goals work for showing harder tricks and timings to watch for later on. Seems like the main section of the game would be accessible without worrying about level goals in general, which is always nice. The game might feel a bit short, like most puzzle games when the rules click into place, but I'm looking forward to ...

I'm trying very much to not be salty but it really was not clear to me that the skeleton can have it's jump cancelled if its in the air already, there's no way to realize you can just cancel movements by forcing the opposite to occur without just completely guessing. Especially with the arc of the jump so many platformers just let you jump mid air....