A functional and competent platformer, but the level design is easy to a fault with not much in the way of a gradual mounting challenge from one level to the next and the jam theme isn't touched upon at all really.

There are clearly some sections where I'm supposed to collect the anti gravity power and fly into the next one to deactivate it which sounds interesting in theory, but it's all too easy for me to either fly around it and past it or fly through before it even has a chance to spawn into the level. But even if I did collect it and go back to regular gravity, the levels themselves are far too trivial.

Maybe add some moving platforms, moving buzz saws and crushing walls for the sequel?

I liked it. I got ExitPath vibes and being reminded of that is no bad thing. The movement was slinky and nice and that is no easy feat. It was probably too easy as the levels had no real peril but I enjoyed my speed run and it has a lot of potential.

The game is nice, but I didn't understand why there is that powerup that makes you fly. It makes you win too easy

Playable, if done in a jam. Unfortunately, the game itself wasn't designed with mind or even thought apparently given to 'fit' the theme of 'every life counts'. At a bare boned minimum, counting even 'how many times' one died at the end of "lazy game" would have veered it towards '2' on the theme fitting lens. Given how the gameplay resembled Super Meat Boy, with a unique twist... (Albert one, that with how it was implemented, sucked some of the 'fun' that could have been had on the platformer elements, in contrast to easing challenge.)

Nice Job for being a solo developer! I suggest you put a bit more effort on you itch page, though, because there’s no way someone would know even where the controls are if you don’t explain them… That set aside, the gameplay was a bit too easy and out of theme, in my opinion, but you managed to put some consistency in the game and that’s a good starting point!