This was a really creative and cohesive idea, and it fit the theme really well. Love your graphics and how it came together visually and in terms of sound. Unfortunately I found it quite confusing how to use the different power ups and in what order they'd apply, and I got stuck and couldn't proceed quite early. Maybe a bit more tutorial content would have been helpful here. Definitely a great vibe, though. :)

I like this one. Good level design, art style is good and doesn't take itself too seriously. The item system was a creative way to make the puzzles more interesting than a lot of games that I've seen take this approach during the jam. only thing I would change is maybe a bit more polish to the movement mechanics, maybe a coyote timer. Overall awesome job!

Favorite game of the jam so far. Beat the whole thing. The puzzle design was very good for it being created during a jam. I am impressed. Not to toot my own horn, but I have made games with both mechanics of "you have a magazine of different resources so the order you collect them in matters" and "resources are sometimes obstacles you might want to avoid" in different game jam projects before, but you have somehow done both at once and better than I have ever managed. The visuals were also great, big fan of Win95 aesthetics. Overall 5 starts on all fronts from me. I hope the platforming controls will be tighter in the full release *wink wink*. One small thought, but I think using a literal box as your character would make it easier to gauge changes to your hitbox, but I see the humor in the stretched stickman.

Very interesting concept, and also quite unique in that the hub is also played like a game level. Level 10 is kind of annoying though because the timing of the reverse gravity is quite tight.