I love the idea of being able to adjust the camera so that the perspective shifts like Super Paper Mario. If the concept is fleshed out I can see it being an extremely enjoyable puzzle platformer much like Catherine.

I was able to squeeze through walls, which I’m not sure is a type of sequence break but I could go to higher levels without the tutorials popping up.

Very fun and creative game! I really enjoyed the mechanics, especially the perspective shift — it adds a really interesting layer to the puzzles and makes you think in a different way. The idea is very clever and well executed!

When I heard Fez 2 had been cancelled since The Great Wizard Perilacks dropped, I knew I had to check it out. I have to mention the incredible perspective shift mechanic. I don't know how you did that from a technical standpoint, but it's super slick and opens the door for so many interesting puzzles! Definitely felt clever solving them (and dumb when not). I loved the wizards little death noises. Awesome concept, and great execution. Thank you for the game!

Impressive to make this in such a short time!

The puzzle mechanics were really interesting, especially the perspective shift. I did get stuck in a level because when I tried to reset it, my character didn't move and I became encased in blocks with no way out. That's the only issue I ran into though. This was a very clever idea. Nice work!

Really cool visuals and funny sounds. I've seen some perspective switching games, even in previous bigmode jams, but the use of the foreground + the background was pretty cool, with platforms coming from both sides as you moved. Good stuff!

As soon as I saw this guy's name was parallax I knew I would be in for a wild ride

Super creative mind bending puzzles, and definitely a unique twist on the perspective switching theme! Also I love the cute little sounds the dude makes

I thought I was pretty used to perspective puzzles from echochrome, but this was a novel mindbender. The way your foreground and background movements are effectively reversed is crazy haha.

this game is slick as heck!

The shifting has an awesome visual effect. The puzzles that you created using it were pretty clever. It took some levels before I fully understood how your game wanted me to think about it, but once there I think it was really satisfying figuring out puzzles. The best aha! moment was level 7 and realizing I had to look for ways to position myself on the foreground with the blue blocks in the background.

The hardest bits for me to grasp at first was that when I moved, that also moved the glowy bits out of the way too, so I didn't interact with the mechanic as much. At level 7 is when I fully grasped how your puzzle mechanics ought to be thought about. 

Really clever stuff! It is genuinely impressive how you guys managed to make 10 levels in this time with this amount of slickness. There were hardly any times that I got stuck or frustrated, any time I did it was mostly because I had placed a block wrong mid-air and couldn't reclaim it.

Fantastic presentation as well! The 3D perspective looks great and the blocks made it easy to gauge how high/far I could actually jump.

This is a really clever puzzle game. The 2D/3D switching mechanic is smart, and I like how objects behave differently depending on whether they’re in the foreground or background. That said, I think making the overall scene a bit brighter could improve readability and make it even more comfortable to play.

Wow, this game is crazy. My mouth actually went agape when the perspective shifted for the first time. It reminds me of those really cool 2D in 3D segments from Mario Odyssey, but in puzzle form. Really unique idea and good execution. I love the title, too.

Lots of interesting mechanics here. The dimensionality shift was fun. The level design was very cheese-able due to being able to clip into walls easily. I liked the step-by-step revealing of new mechanics as well.

I managed to beat all 10 levels. The main idea in this game is great, but I think it could have been used even better. Most of them times in the levels I wasn't really thinking because it was very hard to perceive how the route of the level would play out. That led to me just going forward and hoping for the best. Especially with the usage of the blocks, the levels could have gotten very tricky. But during my playthrough it didn't really matter if  I had a normal, green or blue platform. I never made use of them with the perspective tricks. I can picture cool levels where for example the player has to realize to use a blue platform here to break it later and then place a green one there to walk on top of it from the other side, but that never transpired here sadly. Some of the levels in the game were cool though, and I never went for the bonus points so maybe those required a more clever approach I wouldn't know. 

Genuinely interesting concept. I think the instruction minimalism was a cool aesthetic but it limited my understanding of the game. I learned how the game was to be played by doing. the first time you use the shift it was awesome. Great originality and a good brain teaser.   

That name pulled me in, that gameplay glued me in :) Great job with the aesthetics!

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