Dee Dum (Computer)

I think higher framerates break this game; movement is very slow and jump height is very low. Please either cap the framerate or separate it from the game logic.

This is a clever little game. I feel like this is one of those games that will be eternally misunderstood by most people looking at it or even playing the first level, as it seems overly simplistic at first. Its a puzzle platformer, but nothing like I ever played. Most puzzle platformers bring huge evoking concepts to the table (Time travel in Braid, super complex riddles in FEZ,etc), but rarely do I see a game where the basic platforming itself is the puzzle. From the top of my head, I surprisingly cant think of any. This is more akin to a traditional puzzle game in that regard, as you need to plan out your steps to be able to finish a level and by keeping it all very self contained and with few elements. 

The goal is to get both elements to their destination while moving both of them at the same time, meaning you need to be aware of how their surroundings affect them. The levels dont get too overbearing either, so that the amount of complex maneuvers is kept to a minimum. Its a bit unfortunate that the game looks as simple as it does, but my biggest complaint is the balancing and variety of level elements. This feels like a first world of a grander game, introducing smaller elements that you need to interact with and learn their intricacies of, and due to being focussed on a very specific single idea, you'll learn some tricks on your own way before they introduced later on. This is still absolutely worth playing and I hope the developer returns to this at some point to add to the idea.

Question to the developer:
How far are you off from the $100 income across all platforms?