Cool game! I liked it so far. I'm not quite sure what to do in level 6, I will return to it tomorrow and try to beat it. Also jumping sometimes feels hard because as far as I can tell there's no coyote time.

The game window seems to bug out on certain resolutions and on my computer a bit of the screen gets cut off. For example in the cutscene I didn't see text and was wondering why there were some random images with no sound and no explanation. You may be able to replicate this bug with Ctrl+Mouse Wheel on the game page (you need to click somewhere outside the game window first). You might want to experiment with Mode and Aspect in Display->Window->Stretch in your project settings.

That's also what I said for a different submission here, but to keep the art cohesive you could try to avoid having mixels and have all the art use same pixel sizes. I found it helpful to design various sprites in a single file first to ensure right sizes, detail levels and overall style consistecy. Then you can split them up into separate files. For example when you're designing a door sprite, you can copy the player sprite into the canvas, so you know how tall the door needs to be. That way you won't have to scale the door sprite later in the engine and will avoid mixels.

Sorry for the wall of text, sometimes I'm little too verbose lmao

I’ve seen a number of platformers in this jam based around using limited platforms to progress through stages, but this one makes the most of the idea that I’ve seen. Everything feels centered around the spear, and the puzzles really make use of all its unique quirks. Most of the puzzles were laid out in a way that was easy to parse as your understanding of the game grows, but still allowed a lot of “aha” moments when you figured something out that was stumping you. My main issue is the enemies; particularly the archer, it was just really frustrating, their arrows felt like they always flew too fast, and though there’s a tell when they’re going to fire soon, there’s enough of a delay that you can’t really use it as a cue for when to jump if you’re too close, and if you try to jump over one before it fires, it’s near certain death.

The overall presentation is solid, everything was clear in what it was, and nothing was hard to see or read, but they did feel a bit slapped together, and the sound effects were the same, clear and good but a little amateur feeling, which isn’t as big a deal in a jam game, really. Overall, this is one of my favorites for the jam.

Cool concept (alot like mine) and I like how it embraced the puzzle aspect. Sprites and art weren't super consistent (I'd recommend just looking up color palates online and choosing one to have a good color scheme across the board) but it was fun to play and had some interesting levels, good job!