Very interesting game design choice. Game play-wise, it was a little slow and dull which is why I took a star off, but overall it was new and interesting. Also, is that a remix of the underground theme of Paper Mario 2? Because that is my jam!

Pretty nice, but as other comments have previously covered, painfully slow with a murky hitbox.

It wouldn't be so bad if there was a type of 'checkpoint' every red line that was passed, so whenever a walker died they teleported behind the most recently passed line, but they teleport all the way back to the beginning, making the puzzle less fun and more grueling.

Just as well, this issue is compounded by the complete reset of taking a panel out from under a Walker over a ledge, even though they can float in a stationary pattern?

I'm honestly confused. Your choice of mechanics do not make the game more difficult or rewarding in any way, they only make them more of a chore. Why design a game that way?

Really great game. Painfully slow platform, but guess that's just what it is. Nice concept!

I died twice and had to start over at the last stage... WHEN IT WAS AT THE LAST ONE!! Amazing game though! It made me focus more than any game I think ever has, yet it was still very relaxing! I can definitely see you becoming a big indie game developer in the future!

This is a cool idea for a game and I really want to play more of it. The music and atmosphere is nice but I wish the green square wouldn't dilate throughout and jiggle if you go against the wall. If it's possible to make the walkers go faster after they've avoided all dangers that'd be great (though that would defeat the purpose of calling it "walker" and not "brisk pacers"). Either that or being able to move the square faster would help. The story behind it is surreal but in a good way, props on you for that.