The idea of changing shapes to bypass obstacles has some potential, but just having blocks that arbitrarily disappear depending on the shape isn't very interesting. Perhaps instead you could have skinny shapes that let you move through tight spaces vs. wider shapes that let you cross gaps. Maybe the shapes could have different jump heights or movement speeds. I'm also not sure what it has to do with the theme.

Nice and simple. I was impressed with how fluidly the camera moves with your shape. The controls felt solid. Some background music and sound effects when jumping would give it a little more flavor.

It's nice to change shapes to pass some areas, but I wish it changed something else to do that. Like, maybe being a square allows you to do something than being a triangle doesn't, etc.

Asie that, I felt like the movements were a bit too floaty. When you land, you can't immediately jump, so I lost somes lives because the player wouldn't jump as soon as it touched the ground.

The shape changing was a neat idea, but I don't think it connects with the theme at all, and you could've also implemented it better. If the player keeps left clicking or right clicking the variable you use for the shape will keep decreasing/increasing even if you're already a square or triangle, and I think that's what causes the problem where it doesn't actually change shape (Also the shape blocks don't work)

It looks closer to a prototype than a game, but you could probably polish it up a little bit and make it an ok entry :)

This was a pretty fun game but I don't think it is designed to get high ratings. I mean, both sound, theme and art is like 1/10. Please try to get at least one sound effect and something more artistic than shapes if you want to get higher ratings.

BTW Did you know that another game called shape escape participated in the last GM48. It had almost the same mecanic.

This is a neat idea! Feel free to crank up the gamespeed to 60 fps next time. An action game like this totally benefits from that. :)

Also I think the collision detection with the ground gets a bit wonky at times. There were a few times I wasn't able to change shapes at all, and I think it was because the game didn't think I was on the ground? Not sure, just trying to spitball some potential helpful debugging info lol

Awesome job though!

I like the idea of switching shapes to get through gates, and I also like that the gates aren't just walls but blocks to jump through. I'm not really sure how the game relates to the theme "One Shot" though.