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Super awesome game! The puzzels were challenging and fun. I really like the physics too. I got stuck in a wall once on the first level but after that I was fine haha. But this is super fun and could make a great mobile game!

Great game overall! The jump mechanic was impressively coded, though I feel it ended up making the game more frustrating than it needed to be 😂 Got through all of the levels without too much trouble other than it taking forever to fight the physics system, as happens with every physics game.

Loved this entry. I wanna watch the cartoon about the lil guy with the stretchy arms.

This was just gorgeously done. I loved how dynamic every level felt, the polish was amazing, everything was super responsive, fitting music and SFX... just really loved this one.

This is such a cool unique concept and the physics engine is really impressive for the timeframe. There were a couple bugs at times, and I personally would have like if the objects didn't wave around so much when you're holding them as I couldn't really ever hold anything still. However, this did help fit with the overall feel of the game as a fun, chaotic physics game. The level editor was also a really great addition and I had some fun with that. Great work!

I like the concept and the art is surprisingly charmy, but some levels, especially the later ones, just feel unnecessarily complicated, requiring way too precise prop positioning and jumps. Still, it was fun going through this and the way you implemented the theme was really smart. Also you actually GameMaker's physics engine, so props for that.

Very fun concept, though I think the levels require a little too much precision compared to how fiddly the game is. But I don't think the gameplay is a issue, that's goofy feeling is part of the charm, and the music and visuals work well with that idea. I think more conceptual levels, less focused on building a ladder, would have worked better. Like pulling the lamp to make the boxes fall was a cool moment, and that kind of interaction could make fun levels while not asking to much precision.
Basically the way items rotate and bounce is fun, but the levels don't really take that into account. It's definitely a good thing that we're able to skip them though, because a few of them I felt like "okay I was close enough, I don't feel like rebuilding everything"

this is a really well made game with so many features for the time given, a speed run mode and a level ediot, that's impressive! Did you use the built in physics engine for this one? I had a lot of fun with it, very impressive!

This was a pretty charming physics platformer, and I enjoyed the character design and the vibe of the game in general. In terms of controlling the game, that's where it fell flat for me.

I'm not a huge fan of physics-based games because it can often feel really finnicky to control. Stacking boxes is never as hard in real life as it often ends up being in video games, and that usually leads me to come out of an experience feeling frustrated more than entertained.

Still, I think your take on the theme works well. I just wish stacking boxes, bathtubs, and brooms was a more engaging experience.

Cool idea. Neat art. Controlling the objects was a bit annoying though.

Super cute, great use of physics. The music fit well and the level editor was a cool bonus. Great job.

Love the idea. The physics/puzzle gameplay is genius. I think the collision detection and platforming mechanics leave something to be desired, but the idea and art style of the game is awesome!