I really enjoyed the puzzles in this game as well as the general vibe. The second level in particular was pretty fun! I do wish that things would happen upon my first interaction with them, however. I spent like five minutes running around the first level stuck because when I first interacted with the oar, nothing happened. It was only when I eventually decided to go back and try again that I picked it up and everything fell into place shortly after that. Once I realized I typically had to be persistent with interactions it was smooth sailing and overall a really pleasant experience!

A fun little game, I like the art style a lot and the game play.  Maybe movement could be tightened up a little though, seems a bit floaty.

Fun visuals and managed to balance simultaneously a calm but exciting tone.

I'm a sucker for isometric platformers which is why its so important to have that shadow underneath the player showing where they would land when in the sky, and a fairly glaring omission when its not there. This is remedied with the countdown giving the player enough time to get to safety, but the drop-shadow is still a very important quality of life feature to have. 

Its a testament to its quality that despite the omission it is still a very  enjoyable game. All of the basics are very solid its just the subtleties that could use a pass through, a statement that can always be said about almost every piece of art. 

This game was really interesting, I liked the movement a lot actually, I think the jump was really nice, but it did get me stuck sometimes.

The puzzles were interesting and it was fun to figure out the solution.

The graphics were really nice, I think the characters were really nice and the characters animations were really nice.

The game operates well as a puzzle game. It's simple but the hints derived from the dialogue and narration make you feel really smart when you figure out what they reference. My biggest issue with the game is the incorporation of the limitation. All of the modifiers feel like they belong in a more fast-paced game and are, at best, inconsequential to the gameplay or, at worst, frustrating and unnecessary. I do love the art style a lot; the iso-ortho perspective and claylike figures makes for a really pleasant play area.

Really cool concept, and I loved how you used the limitation

I like the concept, but it feels very incomplete with only two levels. The limitations do provide some replay value, but sometimes they're more frustrating than fun to play around. I'm mainly referring to the ground removing one, which I feel should happen at regular intervals or at least have some sort of cooldown. I once got stuck standing on the same platform for a while because the ground removal thing triggered three times in a row, which wasn't the best feeling lol. Other than that the limitations felt like interesting challenges, and I had fun playing around them.

The art and music is nice, and the puzzles are pretty good if not a little basic. Some sound effects would've been great as well, but that doesn't take away too much. Overall I still enjoyed it as a short and simple game :)