Fun and addictive game with tight controlls. Only thing I would say is take screen size into account when making pixel art, like the background looks amazing, but doesn't really pair the best with the small sprites. but other than that, Good job overall!

I still can't decide if I like platformers lol, I LOVED both Ori's. Then I really really wanted to like Celeste but got so frustrated early on that I quit, but I do absolutely plan on going back to it for another try, or two lol. Anyway haha, I really liked your game! But I will admit that I didn't make it to the end because, like Celeste, I got frustrated lol. Not because it wasn't playable though! This is a great game and I love the mechanics! Especially shining a light on the caterpillars to get them to move, that was clever. The art is also really great. Great job! 

Loved the game! The float mechanic was confusing at first but once I realized you can hold the jump to go higher I was cooking! I see what you mean that our projects are similar with the flashlight changing location of things xD. It was really fun and I loved more and more features were added. I did not expect wall jumping! Really fun game!

Very ambitious submission! I think this style of platformer is an incredibly difficult genre for jams for 2 reasons:
- First, people tend to love or hate this genre, no in-between. The right audience will love it (Hollow knight, celeste, super mario maker 2, etc), but these style games also tend to receive a lot of hate.
- Second, the general mechanics typically require *super* fine-tuned, precise input handling (and state transitions for things like wall-grabbing). Getting an input system that works that precisely and *feels*  polished typically requires TONS of playtesting to tune, which is a big hurdle on such a short timeline.

All that considered, I was very impressed with this one. The float mechanic took me a bit to get the hang of (I definitely almost quit after dying like 10x on 1-4, but stuck it out). I think there's still some room for fine-tuning the controls, I felt like the player should "stick" on wall jumps like a tenth of a second longer as it's easy to fall off when you'd intended on wall-jumping, but the controls were pretty solid overall!

Making 3 worlds of 9 levels each was also incredibly impressive, and they were all distinct with their own unique challenges.  Each level felt challenging, but also playtested & beatable (although the mushroom gauntlet right at the end of 2-9 needs some adjusting, IMO, I'm pretty sure I died there literally 50x.) 

World 2 was definitely my favorite overall, the lighting effects made for such a neat ambiance to the levels. 

The mechanics are really unique, I really enjoyed floating as a leaf! I think it could benefit from still having a wider range of movement. I think it would feel even more leaf like. Very fun game!!