Nice first game, congrats! I like the artwork and lore. Having floating people make you fly into orbit rather than traditional spikes that just make you lose is so cool and creative! And terrifying now that I think about it.

Some advice since you want to keep working on it:

- Generally don't mix pixel art resolutions. While each individual asset looks nice, they look incoherent when put together at different resolutions.

- Give the player some room for error without punishing them. For example, hitboxes should be smaller; allow jumping for a few frames after moving of a ledge (coyote time). Stuff like that is in every game and just makes it feel more fair, the player usually doesn't notice even it.

- "Control" nodes in Godot have a "mouse_filter" property that needs to be set to "Ignore" when it shouldn't interact with mouse input, otherwise it will block mouse input for, say, a button in the game-won-menu underneath it.

- The title screen and the menu screens are not centered on the resolution I played it at. If that is unintentional, you need to look into Godot's anchor system.

Great job for a first game, be proud of yourself!

Cool game! Had to retry a few times to win HAHA Keep up the good work!!

congrats on getting the 20 ratings!

Everything went weird for sure.  Really good for a first game.  Graphics fit the game play.  Music was good too.  There were some oddities that I ran into.  When jumping left, it seemed to move faster than it was going. It seemed like it was due to the background moving faster than it should.  The floaters making you essentially instantly lose seems a bit harsh.  Overall a solid first game!

This is impressive for your first game made in 7 days. The guy that makes you float upwards made me think of the Wario Land series, where getting hit by enemies can also be beneficial. Maybe getting hit by an anomaly that changes gravity on you could work similarly by letting you get to otherwise unreachable places. If you want to continue working on this game, that could be a direction for you to consider.

I also noticed that your parallax background is kind of inverted. The foreground should actually appear to be moving more relative to the camera, and the further away a plane is supposed to be, the more stationary it should appear to the PoV.

Keep it up!

nice game!!!!

The game is clean and enjoyable! :D I love the artwork—it’s beautiful, and the worldbuilding is really fun.

I’ve played a few times and noticed a small issue: the win screen UI doesn’t seem to work. The Restart and Quit Game buttons don’t respond when clicked.

Good job! Congrats. :)

The game is very hard but fun! I liked the visuals. It feels like a 2D version of those climbing games that have been popular recently, nice take on it! Well done!

Wow, fantastic first game! Huge congrats on achieving so much on your own in just one week! I noticed you even added moving platforms—never tried Godot myself, but if it’s anything like Unity, I know how much fun those are to program, haha.

The movement already feels good, though it could be polished a bit further (for example, variable jump height depending on how long you hold space, or falling slightly faster than jumping up). In platformers, the key is engaging movement combined with obstacles that highlight it—and you’re definitely on the right track.

Also, big props for the visuals, and I love that your mom helped with the music—that’s awesome! XD

Congrats again!

Fun! Controls are good and the level was solid, took me a while to understand that gravity wasn't reversed for part of the level but that I just kept touching one of the floating fellows. 

Pretty good. I did find some type of collision error. Touched the first flying guy  and flew into one of the bigger blocks. It softlocked the game. But otherwise good

Great work for a first game! Tight controls and a funny premise (i laughed when I first hit a floaty dude and got the floaty fever myself). So used to dying by falling in games, that dying by floating feels fresh and fun.

Music was also kick-ass!