This was a ton of fun, and I ended up playing all the way to the end. The combination of the small and large character made for some fun puzzle solving. I particularly liked the part where you use big bro to push the comb-thing out of the way for little bro to make a jump. That was one of those perfect puzzles that make you feel like a genius because the game doesn't directly tell you to do it, you just have to critically think about it. Also having big bro played from a different camera angle was a great choice, especially when you started to add the poses to it.

The only real feedback I'd give is that the controls for big bro were a bit wonky. I would definitely have preferred something more like isometric controls where left goes left from the player's perspective, down goes down, etc as trying to remember which was W or S was going to move me was a bit tricky at times. But otherwise it was a fantastic game that made good use of the theme so great job overall!

This was absolutely delightful. I could feel the love exuding from this lovely little prototype. The mechanics and puzzles were fun, and the unabashed lo-fi production value (esp with the drawings) were what sold me. The still water and default textures are a vibe. Still, I think the movable fork thingy could've been marked to be movable better (maybe with big bro's color)

But yes, I got to the end and felt rewarded, good job :3

Really liked the idea and the hand-drawn signs. The comb also took me a second to work out - well done!

my big bro simply walked to the final area from a side, not through the doors  xD

this has potential