That's indeed weird. ahaha. Cool atmosphere ! Congrats !

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Cool game idea, I like the black and white drawings, the respawn mechanic was very  interesting and it was fun to figure out the different puzzles. The controls felt a bit static and stiff at times, I think it would be worth spending some time to polish it up! :-))

This is a really great concept, I enjoyed figuring out how to pass each section. And the graphics and music create a nice dream-like atmosphere. I agree with others in that some things feel very confusing, but other than that it’s really solid.

This game was awesome! I love the trippy baa-ception where tripping in a dream leads to a different dreamscape that can lead back to the same dreamscape and so on. It’s hard to realize at first, but once you get the hang of it the mechanic is really cool! I think it’s the best use of the theme I’ve seen in the jam thus far.

The art’s really nice too and I enjoyed the short piano solo bonus that could be triggered. The one thing I had trouble with was that I somehow made the lamb robot lose power and get trapped under the see-saw and could never get it out again… I also have no idea how I made that happen.

This one genuinely made me laugh, poor sheep 😄

Visually it looks great, and the puzzles are interesting too.
Nice job!
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Very cool idea! You captured the dream-like vibes perfectly. It took a bit, but once the puzzles started to click, it made sense! I have no concrete suggestions, but something about the way things were communicated was tricky to grasp even after catching on to what's happening. You did a really great job with changing the music with different states of character--maybe those types of hints could be expanded to the different "worlds" as it was easy to feel out of control.

Those are just nitpicks, however, and feeling a bit lost suits the overall vibe. This is a unique and well done entry--great job!!

The whole sleep/wake state mech is actually a cool idea. I didn't realize at first that the rooms were changing states, but once I got it, the puzzles made a lot more sense and it got more interesting. Shrinking in the washer, pumping yourself bigger, electrocuting yourself ot power those mechanical sheep platforms; it's definitely creative. There are some clever ideas in there. The hand-drawn visuals are nice too. They have charm.  

The spiral staircase part was interesting, glad I was rewarded. I kept trying to access that area but then the game sent me away to the clouds because I messed up getting shrunk, so glad I was able to make it back there.

Overall though, once I understood the core mechanic, I appreciated what it was going for.

This is pretty amazing. Even with the hints, I had trouble keeping track of what the states were and how I was moving between them. Despite that, I still enjoyed the puzzles and the art.

I'm impressed with the creativity involved. I will use this game as educational material for my future children

I started off really confused, but as the game went on I quite liked it! I will say, there's a little bit of a visual clarity issue, like I couldn't tell two places weren't the exact same for while, so maybe the slightest effect to differentiate them could go a long way?

Also, I think I got softlocked here.

Thank you for sharing!

A bit hard to start, but after really looking and trying different things its really fun to solve the pieces and just die and switch worlds

Well, to rate it, I really need to understand how to solve this puzzle almost at the very beginning of the game. Give me a hint.

Fun transition mechanic and a nice cohesive aesthetic.  This kinda reminds me of the old Scooby Doo mystery game for the SNES with how you move around the level and find objects that help you pass obstacles.

The visuals are great! Though it was a bit hard to move the sheep around