Thanks for playing and for the kind words! The game does have coyote time, but it's very short (only 0.1 seconds) because it otherwise allowed you to very noticeably jump midair while at max speed. It does not have jump buffering though as I was planning on maybe that after everything else was done, only to realise that I didn't have any time left to do so. Will add it after the jam though (and maybe increase the coyote time even if it ends up making it seem like your jumping from midair).

Thanks for playing! You do actually lose the momentum you gained by holding shift, but I didn't stop to think that it probably would be a good idea remove all momentum due to having only an hour left for the ending and game over screen while also doing some final movement tweaks. Will definitely change that after the jam!

Thanks for playing! Holding the run button lets you build up momentum while moving and releasing it reduces that momentum, even in midair. The idea is that you can use that quick reduction in momentum to slow down so you won't go over the platforms or slide into lasers. What I recommend for the second button is running towards the checkpoint, jumping once you touch it, jumping from the first platform from the side of the blue button once you land upon it and then doing two jumps in which you let go of the run button partway through the jump and then hold it again once on the ground to build up momentum for the next jump. The final two jumps after that can be done without holding the button.

Yeah, I think I might have gone a bit too far with that one. I'll make it a two block jump in the post jam update.

Thanks for playing! If you're willing to try again, I recommend running towards the first platform from the side of the blue button, jumping when you touch the checkpoint before it, and then jumping immediately once you're on that platform and letting go of the right key partway through the jump to lose momentum so you can land on the second platform, then hold the key again until partway through the jump to the platform after that. From there you can do two smaller jumps to get across the last two gaps and get back to the blue blockade, which will be gone due to having pressed the blue button.

Thanks for playing the game and also for the fair criticism! In regards to the camera issues, the camera actually moves to the side of the screen you're facing to reveal what's ahead, albeit a bit slowly. That's also the case for the first platform when backtracking from the blue button: you can see the platform if you wait a little bit. I do think I could have made the camera adjust faster, but I didn't want it to yank to the other side of the screen when trying to course correct a jump.

And while it is true that you at times don't know what obstacles are ahead of you, you end up learning the existence of that obstacle by encountering and often dying to it immediately afterwards. The slippery controls are meant to push the player towards fast play where, after learning the obstacles in the segment they're at, they can rush through it, only stopping if they have to wait for a laser. The countdown of 10 minutes is meant to give them the neceassry time to attempt sections multiple times until they manage to get through it, though I can't definitively say whether or not I should have given more time as I didn't have anyone to playtest the game.

 I completely understand that that can be frustrating and/or unintuitive, I'm just trying to explain why I made the game that way.