for the secret medal, go to the first level of the question mark door:

assign y=260 to a key (in this example we use the down key)
assign gravity and jump (y -=10) to the same key (in this example, the right key will be used)

hold right, and the cube should start to fall slowly.
when it's about halfway to hitting the floor, press down to teleport past the lava and to the door.
the down key only needs to be pressed once, the right key needs to be held down the entire time.

it's possible that using the left/right commands may prevent the medal from unlocking, so don't assign those as they're not needed anyway

Great concept for a game, felt the execution was very slightly off but with a bit of work... Any hints for the secret medal? :)

Nice game. I couldn't be bothered to beat the boss after accidentally pressing R instead of E, but I ejnoyed getting there.

I absolutely love this game. It's such a new original concept, that I didn't expect to work as well as it did. Execution was great too, though I experienced some hardcoe framerate issues upon movement and changing gravity. All in all though, definitely worth the time

I liked the general concept of the game. I do feel that you could have expanded on your capability to change the controls. At no point did it really seem like there was much choice or much thought about what to assign to what, which meant the parts where you assigned code was just a lull in the action.

The controls ultimately weren't very stable, either, which makes me wonder if maybe that's something you might be able to toggle; assign code, but change the amount raised or lowered. Certainly, the gravity levels were very difficult because of how extreme gravity was. Well, the last level was super hard, anyhow.

I think you could do with more thoughtful challenges and less reflex-based ones. When the reflex challenges got hard, they were mostly frustrating.

Currently, the key pressed when you die affects your initial state when you reset, because of the instant reset. This means the gravity ones, which require you to toggle keys or hold them, can make you screw up your initial position when you die. It had less of an effect later. If you could fix that, that would be great.