Watch Your Tone

Lovely concept! I included it in my GM48: Colors are Important compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look. :) https://youtu.be/qBo44ANf_gg

Thanks for submitting a game!

I liked that you had an actual character designed. Gave the entry a lot of personality. I thought the music fit very well with the character as well.

The platforming and the left / right click started off well but I think ramped up a bit quickly with the switches. It wasnt always clear the strategy with the switches.

I fell in one spot and couldnt figure out how to progress any farther and thats where my gameplay ended.

I think a little more time on the level design and this could be even better.

All in all a cool entry, nice job!

Good Graphics, and music... New Mechanics...

I liked it so much :D

There was quite a lot here! I thought the level design was really clever and well thought out! Where did you get the time!? haha

The audio/art was fitting of a comic book detective trying to stop those pesky graffiti artists!

There was some nice tricky mechanics, I felt the jump could have been a little higher to let you more fluidly move through the levels.

There was a little trick at the end of level 2, you can jump and shoot over the wall towards the graffiti, thus cutting out the end part haha, I'm a gamer, I will exploit!

What I'd change: I was unsure what made a monster angry, and what made it something I could step on, I didn't understand if it was blue or yellow, so sometimes I found myself guessing.

Higher jump so you have more time to change platform colors, this could have made the game more fluid for me.

Well done, a lot here like I said, I'm impressed.

The audio and artwork were steller. I liked the mechanics, but it would have been good to have a bit more difficulty in the puzzles. The platforming was great. I managed to get through the levels without really paying much attention to the switches. I hit them randomly a few times to invert, but I don't know how much impact that actually had in the game? A really nice atmosphere as well, so I was quite immersed. Great game!

Really nice! I loved the 20's-or-80's-or-whatever aesthetic. Ya could've gone a bit further with the music though, seems a bit... dry, lonely. Add a bit of texture. The gameplay was also innovative. All I can point out is the lack of beef, or juice, or game feel. What I mean is the landscapes just consist of repeating and boring blocks. I know this is very hard to get right in such a short time, but. Good job!

Pretty cool game. +1 on level 2: If you go down without the fish thing, you can't go back up. Getting locked isn't necessarily an issue, but there you're punished for exploring things you can't see. Thankfully the level isn't that long, but the game could have used a checkpoint system.

Also, I think the character is a little low on the screen, if you're not in fullscreen, it's too easy to click outside the window while aiming down.

The game was nice looking, definitely chose a good colour scheme. I'm not a fan of puzzles where you can lock yourself out of completion, namely level two, without resetting. The music was also very mellow! Definitely well done!

This one has SO much personality, I loved it! The character design and animations were simply top notch. The treadmill gator guy (or was he a dino?) reminded me of Lethal League in a great way. The levels and the puzzles within are well designed (wish there were more!) and the song contributes to the atmosphere, especially the little touch in the ending. Splendid work, guys!

Edit: Oh, I never realized Neutralize was a thing. Was it explained in game?