Fun! Smashing the artifacts is very satisfying. Platformers in first person are notoriously tricky to make, and I think the hold-to-jump here is not the easiest to control as it's quite difficult to estimate exactly how far it's going to take you. I played again with the simplified jump and I prefer it, mostly because I could tell roughly where I was going to go due to the instant feedback of the jump distance/height each time. I think perhaps if you had more time (as this is a little complicated) you could add a line/arrow/circle for where you're going to land after a jump, to help the player line things up. Anyway, I had fun playing this game, nice entry :)

It's a jumping puzzle!

In games with such a demand for precision, the timer works better like a speedrunning tool. It is rather difficult to get the hang of the jump, so a structure similar to Getting Over It may work better.

I like the premise of this game, and it's rare to see a hyperrealistic art direction in a game jam. But I think for a game that relies so heavily on movement, the "charge-up" jumping mechanic was counterintuitive to the game design—especially considering there's a timer running. 

If you missed the jump (which was likely, given its unpredictability), you'd have to do a charge-up jump on each previously cleared shelf, and that's quite tedious—as was trying to get up the stairs (upon reaching the summit, it was very easy to spin back around quickly and fall off again to the last step).

I'd much preferred to have a regular jump function, and would have probably still found it challenging, but more achievable. But again, the idea of being a cat breaking expensive art pieces is a fun premise, and I enjoyed the interesting atmosphere you cultivated here. Was also highly impressed with the way the ceramic broke into shards. Great job!

EDIT: I didn't realize there were simplified jump + no timer options. Good accessibility!

Fun concept!

I think you should speed up the jump charge meter, to make the gameplay faster. There's also a small thing with the stairs... I feel like it would be more enjoyable to run on them instead of jumping. Running on stairs would make the player feel more agile like a cat, rather than some little goblin.

Also it's a bit hard to aim at objects, so some trajectory line for support would be a great.

Really fun game! I found the jumping quite hard at first but when I realized look direction also mattered it got a lot more doable. Breaking things was super satisfying, good job!