Wow, I'm really grateful for that! I left the tutorial for last while developing but I still had the idea to convey every spell and challenge in a non-verbal manner. I do believe this makes for a more rewarding experience and makes players feel less dumbed-down. 

I guess the slow movement is a problem in this presentation since the original idea was to have rooms full of puzzles in a very Zelda-like level design. In this case, slow movements are preferred so you can adjust easier to hit switches or avoid pits, for instance. But in the end I had to rush a very basic level design and it ended looking like a very long corridor which doesn't match the hat's speed at all. Thanks for noticing and giving the feedback! 

I'm glad you enjoyed it even with that problem! 

The part you got stuck is trying to teach the action of turning to stone while floating. If you do it while high up in the air, you'll come crashing down, which is the only way to press floor switches (turning to stone while sitting in the floor doesn't give you the required force to press then). 

I guess I had a hard time to convey this idea just through glyphs. I planned on showing small images to make it clearer you have to be moving to work and make it more related to the action of pressing the switch, but I did the tutorial last with 30 mins left to submit, so I didn't had the chance to do it. 

Thanks for the feedback anyways!

Thanks! I barely had any time for art, much less to do an actual good tutorial. Glad you enjoyed it regardless!