very original!
i have never seen a game like this before this is awesome! definitely going on to my favorites! the pee wee herman yell was funny the game itself was amazing also. fantastic job this is definitely a game that belongs on the front page. (even if it isnt) this game is surely one of the best ive seen.
Innovative and fun
Reminded me of a microgame from WarioWare Touched! Could use a few more sound effects, like for when you hit a spike or when you jump. There was a respawn "glitch" in the level "Plan Ahead" where if you died you would respawn on a spike. The same problem was in the level "Deja Vu," which I thought was the hardest of all the levels. Overall, a great game.
Great, but a few prominent glitches
Awesome game, no 1 answer to the levels, and a fair challenge for everyone, but there are a few glitches I wanna point out...
1. the menu button isn't "in-game" so when you hit the menu button on a level you can't go back(unless i missed something) because it takes you back to the main menu where it's play game, or options.(which was anoying since i had gotten very far when i found this out the hard way)
2. the levels can be almost too easy on some because the lil guy can for the most part run the edge of the screen since there is open space(sry bout the spoiler info.) so that might wanna be checked
3. not really a glitch, but a recommendation, the game is great with simple black/white colors and a simple drawing scheme, so maybe add a few music options? although the music on it is great and hasnt gotten old to me yet, variety is the spice of life yes?
anywayz, great game, and i hope to see another puzzler like this!
Haha i found a bug
if u make the spot where the little guy respawns is completely black then make the height then u can teleport to the top of your black mark dunno if it works sideways gonna try now T_T
Oh-ma-gawd
Well, it's not possible for me to write anything in this review that hasn't already been mentioned. Great game to say the least.
Anyway, as for the glitches, I recommend keeping them in for sequels (if you plan to make any) because they add more to the game than meets the eye AND just like any other game, they prompt the player to explore and search for them. This gives MUCH more depth to the game.