very uniuqe art style and i love the mechnics!

Very cute little creatures and I love the infinity symbol they make! The controls and platforms were done well too. I just wish there were some more interactions/mechanics based around both the characters. Right now it just feels like play one character at a time to find the break point.

The game is nicely done, and love the overall aesthetic feel in the game. Would love to see a bit more mechanics you can do with the second character (or what unique things it can do), but other than that, nice to see how it integrates into your narrative. Well done :)

Really liked the game! The visual, the art, the audio, its perfect. I enjoyed the game very much! Good job!

Hey I love your artstyle and the little creatures are really pretty, the button layout is well thought out. I wish the creatures interacted more between each other in order to progress cause i found it easier to control one of them to find a break; and then navigate the other one using the calling mechanic. It would be interesting that in order to reach certain break points you needed to clear the way for each other or something that required the coordination of handling both creatures at once because it's not clear to me that that is required in order to progress and seems like a missed opportunity. I did enjoy the game though so congrats

Really cool entry! Nice mechanics with the two creatures :) 

I will give constructive criticism:

+the game looks neat

+the idea is nice

+the platforming part is satisfying

-the text can sometimes not be intelligible while looking from afar (like the one at the screen)

-the map doesn't really help you

Nice game tho

i got softlocked... lmao... blue ferret glitched through the floor and i couldnt move either of them...

you did say id softlock your game to be fair.

i think i got the gist tho, you gotta find the break points and communicate with yourself to find each other. cute. it gave me outer wilds vibes and that game is phenomenal so your vibes were on point. movement was really buggy but like... the vibes...

This was very cool! I loved the way the creatures interact, they felt very real... Also the Rain World inspo is pretty visible, but it's done well!

Sadly I couldn't reach the end of the game as one creature fell under the map, but I liked what I played! Good job!

I forgot to add, the creatures colors are sorta similar if you are colorblind, so I would suggest making them more distinct!

So apparently some people can just make rain world 2 whenever they feel like it, this gets a holy macaroni from me, wow. Sure, gameplay leaves something to be desired but it's just so cool and fun to control the two little not so slug cats, I really liked the music and the setting, despite the environment being very simple it still gave me that alien but old cozy broken down vibe that rain world has, just incredible, great work! (amazed you got controls and visuals to work so similar to the slug cat aside from knocking yourself out from high falls lol)

I love this! The characters are cute! I love the art style and the character designs, it's a pretty fun concept as well. A minimap would be helpful, but overall, great job!

- Kairosolo

What?! That is the most polished game I've played so far. Insane artwork, narrative, and design. If I had to pick something apart - the level design is really confusing, which is kinda the point, but a minimap or something would have made it a lot less of a hassle and more of a puzzle.

A fun concept but wished more time went into the level design - the amount of pitfalls that took forever to correct - combined with a lack of hero assets to locate yourself and a small area you could see, Navigating always lingered a small annoyance. The procedural physics based animations are amazing though! 

The vibe and atmosphere of the game felt amazing! The solo co-op brought me back to the trying to beat fireboy and watergirl by myself days lmfao. Sometimes the movement on the poles felt a bit janky (especially trying to jump off of them), but overall it felt pretty clean. I had an enjoyable playthrough!

So Rainworld but split screen self-coop. Brothers A Tale of Two Sons has prepared me for this :>. Quite cute, pixel art is pretty cute, movement is tough but literal Rainworld, at least here nothing (I think) is out to eat you. Would be neat if you can actual co op (or like me with my brother sharing the keyboard XD). Time limit is pretty generous I think, with most of the challenge being navigation and platforming. The little yelp helps with finding where you are, though the level is pretty big

Perfect with a friend! Adorable and nice exploration : ) 

Definitely not Rain World, kek. A very solid entry, I liked the style and vibes. I have some thoughts though:

• The movement in general felt quite fluid but horizontal poles were tedious to use (I had to spam the jump button but still they were unpredictable)
• Maybe having an indicator of total loops would be nice? I don’t even know how close I was to finishing the game when I gave up (found the break point but timed out while getting the second slugc- uh, furloop there)
• Not sure about having to run around the map in search of the break points, especially under a time limit. Maybe some environmental storytelling could make it more interesting

The intro cutscene was quite nice by the way. Nicely done!

I did not understand right off the bat what the relation to the theme, 'LOOP' was. If it is playing the same level again and again then I am not really to into it.

Gameplay wise, the platforming is a bit jank sometimes, I ran through bugs too I suppose, but not too bad neither.

The game is visually really cool and the sfx and music are well integrated and fits the mood.

All in all I wish there was a different approach to the theme.

Good stuff, and good luck.

This is quite a charming little game!
:)

I like the twist of the split-screen.
I wasn't expecting anyone to attempt that for a game jam.
At first I wondered why the split screen made a difference; but then I figured it out.
I usually spent more time trying to find the other furloop than I did trying to find breakpoints!
Also, the random spawns + split screen gives twice as much opportunity for discovering the breakpoints - so that is nice.

Overall, very good job!
I rated it higher than your self-evaluation on Discord.
;)

Only 3 **minor** things that affected my experience:
1) I glitched my 2nd breakpoint by, I think, putting the furloops on the wrong side? while making the infinity symbol, one of them shot off to the side of the room, and then they both just stay stuck like that;
2) I found the horizontal beams really hard to use - the furloops just kept jump-spasming and falling through them;
3) the gameplay felt a little stale/repetitive after about 5 breakpoints - I think it would have been good to have something "mix up" the formula every few cycles to keep it fresh.

Loved the slugca- uhhh, furloops, they're so cute