Looks cool. Music by Disasterpeace. Came out a few weeks ago. Haven't heard much of anything about it, though, probably since it's not out on Steam. Anyone have anything to say about it?

Hey I bought this a day or so ago. I'm not super experienced with playing this sort of thing (My closest reference point is Meatboy which I never completed but did try out to give you an idea.) but I'd say it's pretty enjoyable. When you die you immediately reappear at the start of your current section and this paired with the incredibly relaxing music meant I never found myself getting annoyed/frustrated. Also the trees are adorable.

I will say that it has a problem where you will be jumping and become lodged in a wall, it's happened about three times in total and I "fixed" it by saving and quitting and restarting the game which resets you to the beginning of the level section (so little progress was lost at all). Not being super experienced it's hard for me to comment on the controls or whether they felt 'good'? I liked the bouncing, I liked having to figure out the special nuance of getting a larger bounce, the 'puzzles' in this game are somewhat satisfying as you figure out how to propel yourself under and over the jello-spikes. Sometimes it seems like you solve them with your brain and sometimes it seems like you fluke it but I'd say for someone who is fairly new to this sort of game I progressed reasonably quickly.

I guess the feel of it is so chill that I've just been playing a section or two and then coming back to it later because it doesn't make you redo very much, which probably makes it not super challenging? So far I would say if you lead a high stress life and need a thing to stare at and be soothed by that isn't a compilation video of small animals being derpy then this might be the game for you. =]

Disasterpeace sounds so damn familiar. What else did they do music for?

This looks pretty cool though. I might give it a go if I'm looking for something chill on Sunday morning.

I just finished the game. It's pretty rad. The level design is really very strong. There's also more content than there appears to be.