That was indeed a very nice and polished game to play.
Nice build up in level difficulty.
Graphics were cute and simply but still effective and 1 coherent style throughout the game.
Relaxing background audio fits also and some nice jump sfx.
Controls were smooth but still it had sometimes difficulty to jump from the point I wanted with the squish.. But that also added a nice difficulty challenge.
Level selection screen and menu's look nice and polished also and fit into the general visual style.
The theme for this jam would have slightly touched ;)
But overall a very smooth entertaining experience. You can see you put a lot of effort into this game! Nice job! 

Good work. I'm glad you were able to finish your game in this Jam Period.  I really liked the level design. Making good puzzle levels is difficult.  

I like the learning by doing style of the levels. 

I was glad I could skip some levels since I was absolutely stumped on 7 and 8.

Fantastic graphics! Simple yet reminiscent of Geometry Dash. The UI graphics are superb, reminding me of the same quality. Great job!

Hi. I played through a few levels and felt the game was really well polished. I am not bothered that it technically was started outside the jam period since you were honest about it and are opting out of prizes.

As a side note, did you know that there are actually many jams specifically for finishing "old" projects and/or getting feedback on already published games? I have a lot of old unfinished games too, so I tend to be on the lookout for them. The bimonthly jam "Improve Your Game" and "Feedback Fest/Quest" are some of the most notable and have voting segments, which I find gives games much more views and feedback than unvoted jams. Unfortunately, they both just finished, so it will be a couple months before they run again. 

Some currently running "old" project jams are the year long jam Finishit23 and a slightly different jam called Indiepocalypse, which is looking for games to include in a paying anthology and does accept "old" and already published games. Jam ends in a day, but runs every month or so.

❗❗ To clarify:

The creator of this game has indicated that he does not want to be considered for the awards and that the game was "probably" not quite made according to the rules of our jam.

But I see that the creator does a lot to provide feedback and help to the other games and has also clearly indicated that he does not want to win but wants to be part of the community and asked kindly to let them participate.

For ONCE 😈(yes only once)! we allow that maybe the rules are not completely followed and you can just play this game and provide feedback. You can give a rating or only feedback so that the game does not get in the way of the final ranking. We will not include the game for the final ranking and rewards even if the score says so...

This was an awesome game, hard to rate fairly along with the other games since it wasn't made in the game jam but the level of polish was just absolutely insane! Really cool game, I really liked this one and it does get pretty challenging towards the end. Once it hit 18, I was really struggling!

I've uploaded some gameplay footage where I played the game and just spoke what I was thinking, which should have some useful information in it.

Thanks for making and uploading this game!

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I have mixed feelings about soliciting feedback for released games in jams, but you're clearly putting forth a really good faith effort to give other people feedback too. I have thoughts on how to improve the animation of the cube and stuff but from your devlog it sounds like do too :P Actually I don't think it's nearly as bad as your devlog makes it sound like. It's clean and aesthetically pleasing, by and large. A lot of the transitions, especially going from one level to the next, or dying and respawning, easily take like 2-300% more time than they should imo. Some bugs I noticed, too, like it aggressively trying to convince me to restart when I was seconds from completing level 10 (i accidentally lost the screenshot as itch didn't like me posting it for some reason, can recreate it reliably if you want help bug squashing)

I got stumped on level 18, would be cool to see a full playthrough at some point. I think I might've been taking the wrong approach to a lot of the puzzles! Congratulations on finishing a game, though, that is a huge achievement 🥳

very fun graphics. not sure how i should rate this considering you didn't make this in part of the jam. but i think this could do well on steam or something with the right audience.

Very nice UI!

Eres una de las pocas personas que si sabe lo que significa que participar y un buen feedback es el mejor premio para una jam, sigue asi deverdad que me has sorprendido, tanto en el juego como en tu forma de ser, deverdad que te mereces mas.

Nice game. Not sure how to rate it etc considering it's not really part of the jam proper. It has a nice logic to it and I thought it progressed nicely. The jump mechanism is very satisfying. Nice work

Nice game! Very polished, I'm not surprised it took more than a week hahaha, I understand more after reading your comment lol. Well done! You should play my game when you have time!

IMPORTANT NOTE: For anyone playing SQUAREISH (my jam submission), I would like to make clear that I did NOT develop the entire game during the period of the jam, but rather a very small part of it (as clearly stated in the Devlog): the game itself was mainly built years back, but I never finished it and never made everything I had in mind for the game, but then I decided to finish it for this jam in the 10 days period alowed to make games (so it might still count as if I used premade assets made by myself and then assembled them into various levels for the game, which is pretty much what I did in the 10 days of the jam, but still, I did not do most of the game's content during the period of the jam itself). I do not want my game to be taken into consideration when judging other developers' entries, not for prizes nor for scores or leaderboards or anything that is "competitition-related". I still submitted my game to this jam because I ended up finishing the game in a rush 10 in the days of this jam, plus I believe it is an amazing and rare opportunity to receive precious feedback for my game from other fellow game developers. I am still willing to play and rate other submissions for the jam, I just don't want mine to be compared to those in any means, as it would not be fair. Thank you for reading through this, I hope I didn't cause any problem.