The black cat platformer felt smooth to run and jump, and switching with T to a purple night world changed the level look right away. Collecting pumpkins and heading for the orange portal gave the first level a clear goal. My constructive note is that the jump onto the higher platforms was a little tight in places, so a slightly more forgiving jump would help first time players.

Cool idea for a platformer, but it needs some polish.

For example- the game gets HARD on the second level. There are no hints where the platform will be in the "other" world, so I kept falling down and eventually quit.

The presentation was ok, the game felt like a nice old-school platformer and looked like it too.

Over all- I see this is your first jam! Good work on making your first jam game! Keep it up! 

nice platformer. Control inputs are smooth. "T" switching day/night is pretty cool. Not straightdown run and jump game. Some jumps were pretty hard, cause there vas collider on platforms. But I think I give this game another go when got more time on my hands. 

Hey, I played this for a few times, and its a nice little platformer and the concept is great! The artstyle is cute and i really liked the cat character! It was a good test whether the game is intuitive or not since i cant read the language and glad to say that just the in-game directions were enough to help me get the controls right! I liked the mechanic of switching day and night and the little puzzle solving you have to do to progress. However i tried a lot but couldnt get past the second level :( both the day and night platforms were either too high or had spikes which i couldnt get past.. It could be a skill issue since im not that great with puzzle platformers.

Overall though nice entry, well done :)

i cant read :(

Played a few minutes, so this is a first-impression note rather than a verdict. The cat reads immediately, the moon and the brown tiles hold a consistent look, and the pumpkin counter tells me what I am for before any text does. Two things stopped me. The row of key sprites across the top (A, D, W and a fourth I never identified) is the only control hint in the level, and my first attempt at moving did nothing at all; the game wanted a held key and nothing on screen said so. Then the run put me back at the start at some point and no line said why. A fall I can take, a silent reset reads as a crash. One short message, shown once, would fix both.