This is probably my favorite game this DD.

Don't have much to say, looks good, plays good, music is good. Could definitely do with sound effects though.

I like the lore scattered around.

There seems to be a delay when moving that is quite annoying.

When I went back from Three Tracks to Stay In Line the puzzle was reset with the door closed again.

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Considering Ice Path is my all time favorite Pokemon dungeon, this game instantly clicked with me. The style thematic and consistent, and the gameplay has a great core feel to build a whole game around. Moving platforms, multi-room puzzles, boulders that need to be pushed, the possibilities are tantalizing.

Backtracking could be made a little easier, it's very easy to softlock yourself going backwards into a room that requires an ice block to reach the exit (Three Tracks for example). I was also able to enter some kind of noclip mode by mashing E on a book too fast.

Total playtime: 30ish minutes. Found all the books but couldn't actually go to the exit to gloat about it.

Very nice game. Brings back nostalgic memories of the Ice Path.

One point of annoyance is that if you move back from a room, the doors in the previous room lock again forcing you to redo the puzzle. Did this accidently in Three Tracks trying to quickly reset the level. Or at least I think that's what's meant to happen, since sometimes the doors don't lock again.

Very nice game and atmosphere, I enjoyed it a lot. I think I found a bug: going backwards from Three Tracks to Stay in Line locks the door so I have to complete Stay in Line again. I guess this might be intentional so you can't softlock yourself in Three Tracks by clearing all ice but staying on the right side, but it's still weird.

I'm out at The Final Test.

It's pretty good. GB zelda style hit the nostalgia spot really hard. Only the controls could have some improvements, like removing the additional direction change while not on ice, and having to tap the key again to continue sliding after hitting an icicle (right now you can hold the key - if it's a short distance you can by accident destroy icicle and continue sliding).

liked it a lot. puzzle difficulty curve was very good and the bits and pieces of the story kept me engaged and wanting to know more. i`ll have to try again to find the last book, but i already noticed that you designed the levels in a way that you can always visit previous levels, so i`ll start there.

nitpicks

- not a fan of having to double tap or hold to move, having to turn and then move felt clunky

- transition of one song to another could be less abrupt

Definitely got the GBA thematic down to a t. I wonder if there's  better way to allow the player to turn in place without making the brief delay before each movement, since it makes it feel a bit less responsive, though that's not a big issue if all the traps / tiles are strictly 'turn based'

Well that was fun, cute music, made me feel a little sad from the dead skeleton guys and the books. The puzzles were clever but not too hard or frustrating. Good work. 

Pretty great, love the music, went back and found the secret book after seeing a 6/7

I do think it's missing -something- to be really fantastic in the future. The puzzles are at a pretty perfect level to keep non-puzzle players engaged and not frustrated, imo. However they're not super unique. This seems like a game people would play and enjoy, but not something they'd seek out, or tell their friends about. I really like the foundation, the atmosphere, the writing, the feel and polish. But I don't think simply adding more mechanics to the puzzles would be enough to push it into 9-10/10. I was reminded of Tower Of Heaven, a pretty similar game in scope, but it stuck with me by having really impactful, memorable moments, and a sense of "beauty". Some of your non-puzzle rooms were approaching that atmosphere for me.

Maybe try to think of some other hook, memorable moments, emotion, subversion of expectations, etc. to really knock this game out of the park.

Looking at that screenshot of "The Creature's Lair" gave me a vision of a moment where you unexpectedly gain the ability to explore the areas in the water you've been seeing, maybe with like, a boat that gets left behind when you touch land, creating larger puzzles spanning multiple rooms you thought you had completed. I dunno, something cool like that where your understanding of what's contained in the game is expanded. (Maybe I'm dumb and you already planned to introduce "Surf" and "Strength" to the game at some point)

The game was good enough to make me think (and rant, sorry) about what it could be in the future, so good job!

Your game was the first I tried, but my comment was obliterated by itch.
Despite not being a fan of puzzles I enjoyed it for quite a while. The books helped keeping me engaged, nice touch. I also liked the bridges that collapse lol
After spending some time in this cold dungeon I expected my only friends, the skeletons, to interact in some way (even if just complaining when being stepped on).
Well done.

Feedback video:
TLDW: it's pretty good, music is a bit loud 

It's really fun, make more levels.

I keep getting this error, it's preventing me from being able to play Slide Game!

I like the capsule art and if this is what I think it is, (I liked the slide puzzles in pokemon for instance) then I'd probably enjoy it. Let me know if this is my fault and I need to change something. Thanks for submitting your work!