This was hilarious and also so confusing? But in a good way?

The plot took so many sudden turns and twists, I never expected what was upcoming. I think this could have benefitted a lot from audio settings as the sensatory overload was a bit too much at times. Loved the kity gets and cutulus (even if not girly).

The puzzle mechanics were actually fun, and I enjoyed how the high  speed was paired with the pitana movements. Liked how it was a bit varied every level

The soundtrack was a bit reminiscent of advance wars' chiptuning, especially the last showdown.

Props for putting it together in 2 days! Fun playthrough

I could immediately tell you put a curious amount of work and skill into this game because there are at least 5 different tree sprites on level 1.

The basic puzzle mechanic is one I've played many times before, so I got through that aspect quickly without needing to restart. I don't know what you call this genre of cutesy smartbad writing and graphics but that was familiar too, so I was expecting some twists or hidden gameplay. The addition of the sword with this kind of movement was unexpected and not something I'd seen before, and it was an enjoyable experience full of personality in the writing and characters. And fairly polished on the sfx and changing music.

I became curious and restarted the game. Did you place those different color cats by hand, or was it random? I refreshed the page a bunch of times, and every time the colors were the same. Curious. I moved onto the level where it's possible to get stuck bouncing, I tried leaving it bouncing for a while to see if I'd reach lightspeed and find a secret area or something. Then when I finally gave up and hit refresh on the level, I noticed the trees and cat colors changed. And when I kept refreshing, the sprites kept changing seemingly randomly.

So what was up with that first level always starting the same? Why would you bother to make your random sprite function use a specific seed?

And from that realisation, my true journey began. I reached the blue ending (shout out to the blood spatter on the trees), then poked around a little more and was able to spawn the portal in the 1st Pito level but could not for the life of me figure out whether or how to get to it. Maybe I'll revisit this one another time and see if I can track down any clues in the later areas.

While this game is perfect, I will give one note: you have your controls set to the input key rather than the physical key on the keyboard. As a dvorak typer this means my WASD is all over the place, so I used the arrow keys instead. It also, coincidentally, means my physical R is where input P is, but fortunately I'd already noticed you were using the inputs instead of the physical map and was pressing the correct R key to refresh, so I didn't accidentally cheat. I do, however, think this game is at the level of polish where I would expect alternative keyboard layout users like me to be accommodated.

I got the secret end! :D Great game ~

Honestly hilarious and with deeper gameplay than I initially thought, nicely done!

What a Lovely GamePlay I thoroughly enjoyed the game like it ended too sooonnn I would love to play more of thisss !!! Very FUN! Loved it!!

This was VERY entertaining. I'm gonna be honest I didn't expect much when I saw the visuals, but then I hopped into one of the most entertaining games I've played in a wee while! That was AMAZING

A very fun game! The visuals grew on me pretty fast, and the number of unique mechanics introduced and expanded upon in such a short time is very impressive!

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