Warning The Floor Is Lava

I enjoyed the physics, but the level design is weird. Jumping was fun, but I think the angular style of the platforms was a bit annoying to jump on.

The music fits, it is fun, but the sound effects are too loud, it could use something minimalistic like the music.

The theme is well used here. I like how you got something so trivial to become a game. Good work!

Very unique idea! Kinda frustrating physics, but I liked that the ending was atleast self-aware about that xD

Pretty interesting idea. I like the take on theme. The real world and the game is integrated fairly well in a way that makes it clear what's a platform and what's just decoration. The controls felt a bit off though. It's hard to pinpoint exactly why... I guess the movement feels a tad slow (I was using shift)? They work well enough though and I enjoyed my time collecting all the toilet paper. The music is nice too.

Super innovative, I've not really ever seen anything like this.

My main feedback would be that I found myself playing very zoomed in because otherwise I had a hard time figuring out where I could go/stand and where I couldn't. Not really sure how this could be solved though.

Playing with the laser pointer, the stickmen around the room, I can totally relate to this too. Really well done! Congratulations :)

This is such a simple and fun idea.

The controls feel a bit weird and not super satisfying, and the screen border effect really hurt my eyes when I fell, but a still had fun completing it :)

I found this idea really innovative and interesting. Regarding gameplay, since the player is slower when going uphill than downhill, it can create unexpected results and feels a bit unfair. Remember to always bias games in the player's favor or else it will feel unfair. I also found 2 bugs: one is that the screen "copies over" beyond the border of the room; for all I know, this is because you aren't clearing the surface you're drawing to (draw_clear or draw_clear_alpha). Also, when you collect a toilet paper roll, all of them create the "25" text at once. An easy way to fix that is to write "with instance_nearest(x,y,oToilet)" instead of "with oToilet".

Interesting game. It's a fun concept to be sure, but there was a bit of motion blur when you fall out of the map. I loved that you took a thing that you do while stuck and made that into a game. Major props. I know it doesn't matter in regards to the competition, but I checked out your Motion Graphics Website, and you have a gift my friend. Good Job

Great concept, I imagine stuff like this all the time but never thought to make a game out of it! Though I did sometimes feel like the platforming was way too slow. I often just used death as a means of traversing back upwards since doing it as intended would just take too long.

It was bit frustrating, not difficult though. At the end it was easier to just jump on the lava than climb back up. Therefore I fell 6 times. But managed to hoard all toilet paper :)

I really enjoyed it! creative and fun, and pretty challenging!

This is a terrific idea with a mind-boggling amount of potential if you took it further. It messed with the perspective centre of my brain in a way I've not seen since Echochrome - I kept wanting down to be "3D House" down, not "2D Level" down xD

Fantastic work!

Haha wow this was so cool! Took me back to chilhood memories where imagination would help you with the boredom of your day. Ran smoothly and was fun to explore and complete the game. Never seen anything like this!

This is one of the most unique jam entries I've seen. It's relatable, fun, and looks pretty cool too! The HTML5 build ran smoothly as well. However, it seems like the room background isn't set to clear the display buffer? Happily, this isn't much of an issue in the zoomed-in mode. P.S.: Thanks for the message about hoarding toilet paper