This one was even better than the previous one, which was already awesome.

Poor AI-generated stickman... It's not his fault that he's just the product of someone too lazy to learn how to create, and too jealous to understand and care about the implications.

The last part was indeed quite funny 😂

Ah, AI "art"... just isn't.

The thing about generative AI is not the quality of its output, but the way it does what it does. It uses art made by people, with no recognition or compensation of any kind.

The big wigs are pushing that down everyone's collective throat. And we already see the consequences.

...Nevermind my rambling. Excellent job on the animation!

First, that got to be the most adorable, and the most badass cube I've ever played as!

Second, this game scratches an old itch... to play an old-school game, with a nineties feel; harkening to back when the platform games were flourishing.

I like Gappy's moveset. It feels so fluid, I can forgive the little slipperiness of the cube's movement. Besides, the levels have a lot of room for adjustment, anyway.

Also, the double jump can always be done once after any of the other jumps. It feels like it would make Gappy overpowered, yet the levels are full enough of dangers that the player is going to need the ease to use. The dive move is more useful than I gave it credit for.

One critique I have is the loading time after losing a life. In my opinion, it could be a bit shorter.

Also, in the second level... took some time for me to find the doors, since the background is dark. Thought that the colored squares were items of some kind.

People suggested that there be more checkpoints. The suggestion of an easier mode with more of them gets my support.

The difficulty is good, even if I'm having some trouble (need to git gud). Glad to see that you weren't afraid to put lethal hazards, like the water and the buzzsaws. I think that learning to avoid them is part of the gameplay.

I'll be tuned for when the game is out. Look forward to see it finished.

Hoo boy... I just started playing this game out of curiosity; ended up finishing it! That's how you know it is a good, gripping game.

(That judge is really something... But that prosecutor is a real piece of work. It would be deliciously ironic if her suit was made by the same manufacturer which made the defendant's dress.)

It feels simple, yet I had to check again the second evidence. Good thing the interface is very simple! It did help focusing on the details that matter.

Hope you are still working in this game, because I'd like to see how the hook at the end unravels.

Hi! I played this game because it is set in an old, ruined temple full of bones from previous explorers... The blonde bombshell with the cute dog had no bearing in it at all. No siree.

Okay, joking aside... this is a good game, yes. Simple, intriguing, and just a bit suspenseful. This is a demo, right? So, are you working on a bigger version?

Question: Zima is the blonde's name, or the temple's?

If I may offer some critique/suggestions... In my opinion, the animation could use some more work; it feels a bit wonky... a bit jittery.

Pressing up could have more use than just... showing the blonde's very toned rear. She could check certain parts of the scenery, or even find some secrets that way.

The sword could also interact with some parts of the scenery, like the wooden beams or the vines, such as the ones from the very first section.

Also, there could be more parts where the dog's assistance would be required... That's up to you, really.

I like the game's aesthetic. I do think the blonde could be more like she looks in the title screen; however I know that is hard to do using pixel art, while maintaining the character size.

Also, the way you divided the game sections is good. Some areas with dangers and/or enemies, the secrets, and the parts where you just pass through... all neatly arranged, so as to give some pacing to the player's progression.

If you are working on a bigger version, I'll be tuned. In any event, congrats on making this game!

I think this is a well-done landscape, as simple as it is. Not in execution; I mean, it is lots of rocks. But even rocks have variety, and your scenery shows it.

There seems to be a strong contrast between the left part of the scenery, which has more dark/shadowed areas, and the right part, which is lighter. But also, there is a contrast in focus... since the left part is mostly rocky terrain with three small people; and the right part, which has the strange giant.

If I might offer a suggestion... I think that the rocky beach color could be a bit warmer, just to add some to the contrast. But, just a little bit.

The giant's arms are quite a bit longer than expected... then again, I shall not question the anatomy of a giant. (Please don't crush me, big sir.)

You did great here, and your art piqued my interest. Hope to see more 👍

So, a snowwoman? ...A snow maide- oh, okay, succubus. Like, she could be a fusion of a succubus and a yuki-onna. Or a snow(wo)man with the ghost of a wronged woman, wreaking vengeance on the living...

...Oh. My. Gosh!!! That would be a terrible experience! I mean, she is a succubus, right? An icy succubus! If she's on (carrot) top, then it's a snowball's chance in hell the victim would enjoy any of it!

At least, I don't think she's... frigid. Eh? Eh?!?

Okay, seeing myself out, bye *runs* ...But seriously, good job here!

Wow... wow! This animation may be short, but it absolutely blows my mind.

Did you draw each frame? It has a "raw" feel to it, which gives it a charm, instead of detracting from it. And I like your use of smear too.

For some reason, the animation staggers. It may be my PC (potato computer)...

If you plan on making a longer version, I'd be tuned for it.