For someone who is 12 years old, this is insanely impressive. You certainly have a knack for level design and game feel - for example making the screen shake on every landing, and making the background a checkerboard pattern so that you never get lost are very smart decisions, as well as your ability to string together 20 whole levels that feel completely unique. It's astounding. You could have probably integrated the theme a bit better, and the game does get a bit too hard at times (I would suggest making the purple orbs a bit more consistent), but overall it's very fun and a GREAT start. I would tell you what games I was making at 12 years old to compare, but I would be way too embarrassed.
This is insanely cool and creative, and then I died and went all the way back to the beginning and had to pick up all the items again, which kinda sucked
I love the idea of powerups costing money - I only had 10 seconds left when I beat it.
If I were to change one thing before the deadline is up is that the jump feels super sluggish and slow, so I would definitely increase the gravity also increase the jump strength so you jump the same height but faster
Very insane work, scope, art. Sometimes I wonder how games like these get made in 4 days. I do slightly question to make the ghosts affected by surroundings instead of just recording their positions though. It can make later levels rather infuriating when your actions permanently make the ghosts mess up
Small point but I think games like this will quite a lot of controls should use less keyboard inputs and more buttons on screen. If your game is short, like a game jam game, people will not have the time to develop muscle memory. Cool game though.
Shooting enemies is really fun and the art and music is obviously amazing, but the strategy elements seemed a bit too elaborate for my potato brain. I didn't really understand placing the guys on the track, which could have been shown better in the tutorial.
Very funny intro and love the art. That final level can get a little bit too confusing though. I think It wasn't clear enough what the levers did or maybe I'm just dumb. The satisfying movement kept me going though.
I love the animations of the player which feels so smooth and I know is a time consuming process to create. All the art has a lot of character too which matters a lot. I wouldn't put parry on the x button though - It might just be my keyboard but that is a really uncomfortable position for my hand.
