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Twitter would also work tbh hehe. Thank you for the kind words tho! I'm glad you liked it :)

Sorry about the resolution, on the bright side the comments arent worth reading :p

As the well known saying goes: "Don't do today what you can do tomorrow."

yay!

Thank you!

Lmao you're safe dw, ty ty

Thank you :)

Thanks for trying the game out! The intended way to pass the first level is to precision jump between the bear traps (see the appended gif). Thank you for playing and for the kind words nonetheless.

Maybe at some point in the future.

Thank you for the kind words!

I have to point out however that I did NOT code the engine for this game. It's made in pocket platformer so all the clever coding goes out to the authors of that engine - I dont' want to take credit for that as I had nothing to do with it (the engine is credited on the games itch page).

I'm glad you enjoyed the game tho, despite its difficulty :)

Thank you for checking out the game anyways, and thanks for the feedback!

Thank you!!

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! The engine used is called wareware.  All textures and sprites made by me ofc, but the engine is all about this 3d/pixel sprites style.

I'm glad to hear, I was worried it was too annoying and shorter versions were not engaging enough. Ty for the comment!

Aaaaah okay, thank you for the reply!

Thank you!!

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Very cute game! And I love the mechanic of carrying the doggo influencing the way you have to traverse the levels, very cool idea. I did get stuck on level 3 tho, the jump seemed too high to clear but maybe I am missing something. Nevertheless, I enjoyed it.

Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you, I'm glad I've managed to hit some emotions, that was my goal for this game :)

Wait trueeeeeeee... But fr, thank you :)

Thank you! Wareware is the engine that I used and it has perfect utility for making small games like this in a relatively short ammount of time.

Hi, sry to hear that. I've play tested on Chrome, Firefox and Opera and it seems to work for me, so I don't rly know what the issue could be. Maybe it's a permissions thing?