I enjoyed the rope mechanics. It seems a popular "spin" on momentum. I saw it in the last jam but it was permanent, the off and on effect here is much more fun (by that I probably mean simpler and less buggy).

Graphics were awesome and the music began very well but didn't stand repetitions so well.

The friendship between a giant amoeba and a service droid feels a "stretch", I would allow it, had the lore been more believable. I didn't read that first, and gameplay feels like the robot is leading the slime. There is a "strange psychic bond", and almost symbiosis, but the droid is merely a tool, from what I read.

The slime has a good weighty feel to it and its fun to swing it around and drag it behind you. I think some of the narrow ice spaces were a little too narrow, or that the penalty for dying was a bit too much. Maybe if the buttons stayed pressed even through death, or a checkpoint? The other suggestion I'd have is to have the camera go ahead of the player when possible, maybe using the mouse position to influence where the camera is.

Overall this felt really good! The controls felt really responsive and I can tell you spent a lot of time tuning that.

Felt very nice to move around, though the slime could get a bit crazy when it gets stuck on something, so turning corners was sometimes overly difficult. I found the level with the tight hallways of ice very tedious and ended up just moving as slow as possible.

The game is really good, the movement mechanics are very well done, as are the various challenges we face.

The momentum theme is very well executed; the game is coherent and well-crafted.

I'll be back to try and beat the developers' time after the holidays :)

Perfectly on theme, I also love how you implemented Pocket Pal. REALLY tough game though, those last few levels were rough to beat. I loved the game in general and the controls felt very intuitive.

I do think the camera makes the game unnecessarily hard though. It should show where you're going, not where you were. I often have to move slowly to drag the camera because I can't see what's ahead.

I also wish there was an easier way to tell where you're supposed to go first. It's very frustrating to go straight to the level exit and have to backtrack all the way to the other side of the level to hit the button, then go back to the exit. The game is linear anyway so I don't see the point of giving a choice on whether to go left or right when only one is the correct choice.

I also just read that fire gave you invulnerability for 8 seconds. I had no idea! Aside from those, it's a pretty good game. Nice work.

Great use of the momentum keyword..

navigating the ice was super tedious though.. the elasticity made the blob so bouncy and hard to control for those sections.. if I could reliably launch in a chosen direction maybe there were techniques to just make it ballistic and miss them all, but I had to give up after dying to ice to much.

audio loop but fit the game well and i liked the music but it was too short so  got a bit repetitive

Oh man I didn't see your challenge to post a time. I didn't pay attention. Maybe I'll go back later and see if I can't post a good time. The look of the game was great and the controls felt really good. Level design was better than I expected with this being a game jam game (generally folks run out of time creating levels). I think you've got a cool concept here and would love to see even more creative levels. I wasn't really sure what the fire did so I wasn't sure if it was worth picking up. Really solid entry folks great job!