If you have time to spare I'd love if you try this /jam/brackeys-16/rate/4947071
Scanning bot version numbers to figure out who to trust adds such a cool puzzle layer to a platformer. The dialogue humor, wall painted tutorials, and little sprite details give it so much personality. Keybind options for jumping (like Spacebar or Up Arrow alongside W) would make controlling the platforming feel much smoother, and some ceiling jumps on later floors are a bit tricky to spot. Incredible work.
Having multiple endings based on who you accuse adds a nice touch of consequences especially since I have multiple endings too , and the core office setting fits the game loop well. Adding diagonal movement for the player and tuning down the AI walk speed would make tracking coworkers much smoother.
The SkiFree-inspired downhill gameplay, authentic NES-style chiptunes, and adorable pixel animations (the snowball-throwing raccoon is fantastic!) give this so much arcade charm. Adding dark outlines around the snowballs would help them stand out against the white mountain background, and slightly tightening the tree hitboxes would make squeezing through close gaps feel much more precise.
Stamping documents, examining files, and using the broken "1" key as a forgery tell is such a clever, thematic way to handle "Trust No One." The noir visuals and sound design build incredible immersion. A dedicated page-turn button and a quick tutorial pop-up at the start to explain stamp controls would make navigating evidence feel seamless.
