Thank you!! was def inspired by bitsy games, just in a bit of a higher resolution (the whole games resolution ended up being centered around 32x32 specifically because of the llama sprite aha). Really glad you enjoyed the stretching boxes mechanic! 

Thank you! definitely agree with you with the undo button, was something I really wanted to add but wasn't able to with how the game was built/time-frame. Glad you enjoyed it regardless ^^

Thank you!! Really glad you enjoyed it ^^

Thank you!! One thing I really liked about the jam this year was the longer time-frame, really gave me time to polish up the visual style and have breathing room for level design without feeling stressed. 

Ahhhh yeah that makes sense, apologies! Should've shown off the squishing of boxes in the thumbnail gif as well, I'll alter the description to include that; since obfuscating that ability isn't meant to be the challenge. Thank you for the feedback, I'm really glad you enjoyed playing!

Oh thank you! I think I really should have made the mechanic a bit more obvious in the first level, even some text on screen just to indicate whats possible. Thank you for sticking with it, and ABSOLUTELY!! YOU'RE GETTIN AT LEAST 120% LLAMA OUT OF THIS ONE!!! :100:

Thank you!! I spent the whole first day trying to think of concepts, was about to give up since i'd used a 1/4th on the time on nothing, and at 8am the next morning "sokoban but you can stretch the boxes" was just good enough of an idea to get me out of bed. Really glad I was able to hack it together in time, I'm really glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! I'm really glad the mechanic hit all those points; big llama fan over here ^^

Thank you so much! Love minimalist palettes, was def trying to evoke some bitsy theming here with the 3 colours and 2 frame animation. I'm really glad you enjoyed playing!<3

Thank you so much! extremely high praise to get the baba comparison. Completely agree about the undo button, unfortunately didn't build the game in a way where it's very possible (would have needed early adoption of a command pattern or similar mechanism). If I ever go back to this it's the #1 one thing on the list to add ^^

AH right, I probably could have explained the mechanic better in the description/first level, sorry about that! I'm really glad you persisted and enjoyed it!

Definitely agree! unfortunately the hold-to-move I left pretty late in development and couldn't get it working in time, something to add later. I'm glad you enjoyed it, and Congratulations!

That's reasonable! I'm a big fan of hiding the buttons, it's a fun "gotcha" but I might've overused it aha. Really glad it managed to pose a challenge, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! wanted to push the mechanic as far as I could on it's own without adding extra elements, glad it made for some good levels ^^