Amarela

A precision platformer with seemingly simple mechanics—but there's more to it than meets the eye. You have two ways to jump, and it's possible to combine them into short combos with varying delays, leading to multiple solutions for some puzzles. While the game is relatively short, without mastering the basic tricks, it could take at least a couple of hours to complete. Overall, even though the game looks frustrating, I still wanted to complete it because it felt possible—unlike some other precision platformers that are very unbalanced. Some areas that could be improved: - As others have mentioned, the game launches in Portuguese by default, which can be confusing. Setting the default language based on the PC’s language would help. - Adding a cooldown bar for the magic jump would make it easier to tell when it’s available again. - Sound settings would be a great addition. - After respawning, it's not possible to jump left or right for some reason.

The game is a short but pretty well-polished precision platformer. If you enjoy precision platforming, like Celeste or the path of pain in Hollow Knight, this game is worth a try! I really enjoyed my time with it! There's only a few things I would suggest to the developer: - it would be nice if the game started with the English translation, or at least remembered which translation was selected after a game restart. maybe even put a brazilian flag icon next to the translation option, to make it quickly discoverable for people that don't speak Portugese. - maybe limit the maximum fall speed. since you just keep accelerating when you fall, most accidental falls are unrecoverable because you're going way to fast to aim for a safe wall along the way - buffer jump inputs for a few frames. it would feel much nicer/fairer if the game would let me buffer jumps when I'm falling towards a wall ledge from the top, similar to Celeste - I felt a little frustration at times when I wanted to jump over a short section of spikes, because I couldn't just hold "right" and jump, as that would make me die to the spikes instantly. Might feel nicer if the spikes didn't kill you as long as you are moving…