really loved it super soild i made it to level 9!

Really solid game. I played through the whole thing an I thought the puzzles where pretty well desinged. I didn't get the holding the door open mechanic for a long time tho

Really fun puzzle designs.

Loved watching the level complete animation each time.

Using the same puzzle mechanics for the level select was pretty clever, although I did end up getting stuck in one instance where I circled a level I hadn't unlocked and couldn't get out of the position.

Other than that, fantastic game. Really enjoyed it!

What a gem! The puzzles are very well designed, that was a lot of fun

Simple, effective. Nice !

I liked the minimalistic presentation, it let the gameplay shine. Great work overall!

Unfortunate that you don't have narrative or audio. This jam's criteria really hurts some jam games. I really enjoyed the gameplay though. Cool concept.

Fun puzzle game, and loved that the snake creates a black hole when eating it self. The puzzles and level select menu were creative, the is only missing some sound effects, good job making it.

Really creative puzzle game, loved the concept. It was sometimes a bit difficult to tell what you are supposed to do (e.g. with the apples), but when you get the hang of it its a pretty neat concept.

Really, really nice concept!

The graphic style is super cute! I absolutely love it!

Played through every level, nice concept!

Nice short game with a good difficulty curve, and a lot of visual charm!  I loved how the ouroboros eats itself and folded up and the smile on its face.  I was really surprised on the level pictured that it actually reacted to the wall when it eat!  

The one piece of advice I have for you is in the future when you're making your games, try to get sound effects in early even if they're just placeholder beeps and will be replaced later.  As you're making a feature if you feel like eventually a sound would go here throw a generic sound in asap.  Sound is the biggest bang for your buck when it comes to game feel and is the one thing that will improve how fun your game is the most.  A generic sound that isn't perfect is often better than no sound at all, and adding placeholder sounds to be replaced later is much easier to do than trying to totally go back and do all sound implementation at once. 

Awesome job!

Had a fun time with it, thanks!

Very interesting