Great game, love the bunny, wall jumping is ass though and that's about half the game.

Not too shabby, and certainly shows promise as a challenging precision platformer with a lot of creative arrangements and a steady progression of new mechanics and obstacles. I also enjoyed the gibs that spill out upon death (even if they can clutter everything up and even end up hiding spikes).

Unfortunately the controls really hold this game back and make it feel very unfair and frustrating. In particular, the wall jump mechanics are terrible in many respects, one of them being that the character is way too clingy in general, especially when he shouldn't be: for example, if you're just jumping straight up next to a wall without pressing a direction into the wall, you shouldn't cling to it!

If the controls weren't so bad, I'd say this would be great. The thing about challenging precision platformers is that the controls have to be super-tightly designed and intuitive, lest it feel very unfair. After all, the game's challenging enough without having to wrestle the controller itself!

it's thinker's platformer, it's hard but a GOOD level of difficulty AWESOME SAUCE!

Great game! I liked the rabbit guy's design and the overall aesthetics. I'm not sure if the whole "multiple lives thing" is a reference to rabbits being typically Abundant (I think), but if so, it's funny! The platforming was pretty fun too since it gave a lot of player room and such. However, I do think the game could've used a bit more time in the oven since stuff like the slightly chopping running animation and the boss's death animation could use some work imo. Personally, would've liked to see the carrot guy explode with carrot chunks flying out or something. The trolliness probably isn't everyone's sort of thing, but I thought it was good fun (especially since I didn't game over ever)! Overall, I had a good time with it but can only recommend new players to have one playthrough unless you just really dig the game.