The game was so unique and could stand alone as a title but I don't know how it relates to the prompt?

I feel remember the game watergirl and fireman xD, it's good game. 

The difficulty disclaimer was well earned lol, but I was able to beat it, and it was sooooo satisfying. The last 3 levels in particular took me a while, but there's nothing I would change here. Beautiful level design, great music and art, and that's the most epic version I've ever heard of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas", and I listened to the end out of happiness at beating the game. Excellent, my current favorite game this jam!

This one is very very good, level 10 tilted me and 11 filtered me, but is very good. The only feedback I would give is to let me restart faster, for these kind of games that's fundamental otherwise the tilt meter at the top of my head start to fill way faster and then I cry. 

Also, you may be interested in a game that does this "control two characters at the same time" that I played not too long ago and is very weird and also very interesting from a gamedev perspective, is called "Hypotheses on the Symmetry between Vision and Hands", it has a demo on steam

Love the concept and gameplay was a lot of fun!! Especially love the death effect 

Ah the base/side of a spike, my mortal nemesis.  Solid entry.

Man, level 10 was a STRUGGLE. Ended up just yolo'ing and somehow made it. I usually hate these types of precision platformers but couldn't put this one down, and that's saying something.

I really like it.

If I could make some suggestions though:

Don't take the player back to the start screen on death and make them go back to their keyboard and hit start. Just immediately spawn them back at the spawn point. One of the biggest pains in a game where you repeatedly die over and over again is counting up the amount of time you spend waiting to get back into the level. With a game like this, before you get a clear on the hardest levels, you'll spend a huge amount of time just waiting for screens to change. Many people will quit not because they don't want to play the level but because they don't want to wait to try again anymore. It seems like its not a big deal but when you die frequently it is.

IMO, the player moves too far left/right from a very slight input. It would feel better if you could move very slightly with a small touch.

Also, let the player use D-pad for movement on controller in addition to analog. It allows more precision.

Also, in some of the harder levels, its ambiguous whether its the top or bottom character that is dying, which makes it hard to figure out what you're doing wrong. There should be some kind of clear indicator which side caused you to die.

Good job.

precision platforming? more like imprecision platforming, because i'm very imprecise

SO insanely good! The creative gameplay, the cute pixel art, the atmosphereic music and SFX... make more levels and put this on Steam for money.