Great concept for a game and also one of the most complete games I've seen during this jam. I genuinely do not have any feedback because all the mechanics are interesting and they work as intended. I really enjoyed going through the puzzles and I hope to see more if you continue working on it :>

So far the best I've played. Very creative puzzle ideas!

Short, sweet, effective!

Making a puzzle game is hard. Making a puzzle game for a jam is even harder. Yet, you guys have pulled it off - massive kudos! The game doesn't trip over its systems, puzzles are logical and engaging (although I will grant that they are simple - but it's a good thing for a jam entry!), the art style is striking (yes, I know, Kenney assets, but you still gotta set up lighting and select the right stuff!) - you can definitely grow this concept into something bigger and put it out on a store.

Now, for critique... The movement felt a fair bit "stiff", I think I once noticed a lack of coyotee time (if it's present - it's a bit harsh for a game that's not about mastering jumping between platforms), and the spinning carousel of abilities/effects was a touch distracting. Liked the left side panel with them though, that was really well done!

Congrats on your jam entry :)

Very great mechanic. I completed the game. Feels like an IQ test about Spatial haha. nice GAME!

Very fun mechanic with the photos! The art style felt very nice for how simple the geometry is. The effects with the photo icon were a nice polish to the experience too. The level progression felt spot on as well. I wish there was more!

Such a well designed and executed game. Nice job! I really like the way that the game slowly present each new mechanic to the player. It such a good polishing touch that make the whole play through much smoother and pleasant.

I can't think of anything on top of my head that urgently needs improvement. I guess the only complaint I had was the game ending too soon, and would hope it to be longer. The game do have potential to be developed into a full game though.

Anyway, Well done!

I love it. It's such a simple, but well-executed and fun idea. The atmosphere and music are really nice. I did find the isometric perspective made it difficult to gauge distances when jumping between platforms. And I fell through the level a couple of times and had to restart. Consider adding a killzone that just restarts the level if you hit it. Great work!

This was a very fun and engaging game! The photograph effects are very clever and smooth. But how does this game implement  the theme?

The camera angle is annoying for the jumping parts. I like the mechanics, with better character movement this could make a good game. I like the art style as well.

Felt very responsive to my in-game actions. Selecting cards, recalling cards, seeing the little character spin when you use a card, sound effects, it was a pleasant experience and I understood every action my keypresses did in the game.

Very snappy gameplay, applying snapshots to objects is done virtually instant. Very nice feeling seeing the animations play out when you apply cards to them.

Tutorial is easy to understand, and does a splendid job of teaching me how to play.

You accounted for the player potentially being able to crushing themselves into the ground with one of the rotating objects. Very nice collision checking. Thought I could maybe glitch myself under the map :)

Little difficult to get used to controlling multiple cards (ex: deselecting at the correct time on the rotating hole sections can be tiny a bit tricky with how quickly they rotate), but it's not too bad.

I loved this game's concept, and the puzzles were short but challenging. I love how multiple photos could interact with each other. The music was on point. I would suggest adding coyote time just to make the platforming a little bit smoother. I enjoyed playing this game, great work :)

Love the concept and it's really well applied for the most part! I did get stuck on the level about the "charged object" though. And agree with what others have said about the perspective - top-down may be the best bet?

Really fun game, I like the concept and it kept me engaged.

A great concept! This feels like the tutorial before the actual game with harder puzzle maps that I'd love to play. The black and white, textureless, cube-like style made me feel like playing a prototype at the beginning, but now I think it could also totally stay this way. I read comments about the camera/perspective, but I'd say I like it how it is; you could even think about using it as a mechanic and add optical illusions with this isometric style. Enjoyed it :)

Nice idea!
I don't much enjoy ortoghaphic style movement and it was a bit hard to get used to it but overall I think it's a really nice game :) The tutorial is really good and it feels like I'm progressing in proper pace.

I like the idea! but the perspective misleads me a lot during the gameplay. Sometimes I know how to solve the puzzle but fail at the actions.