Cool game! Though I will admit I've seen the premise of clones that mimic your behavior a lot in this jam. Overall I'd say the main thing hindering my enjoyment of this game is the fact that I can't see what my clones are doing off screen; there was one level where I kept dying due to an off screen clone, but I could never tell what was actually causing the clone to die. Unfortunately I'm not sure what the best way to solve this problem would be. Perhaps levels could be built at a slightly smaller scale, so that more of the level is visible at once? Or maybe just zoom out the camera?

The time-loop-clone-game has been done a good few times, but this one spices it up with not respawning you after a loop and killing you on touching your clones.
which the risk of dying and/or missing the moving platforms timings forces more foresight and planning than the usual time loop games.
unfortunately it is a bit buggy as the clones will sometimes randomly break and force you to redo everything, which can be annoying in the later levels when you're working with several clones.

the art is admitedly pretty basic but it comunicates most of the elements you need.
only jumping and dying has SFX, and the music does keep interest but as a puzzle game the synths could've been toned down for better thinking music.
narrative elements are VERY rare but appreciated in a jam submission, and the game even even if basic manages to have 2 endings, which highilights the secret rooms you missed the whole time and gives it a whole layer of replaybility.

overall, the parts might not be so special, but the sum of everything forms a pretty solid result.

Oh wow, there are many games with this similar concept, however, this one is different in that you don't respawn when the timer runs out, ie, the clones come after you and you keep going, that simple change made my brain tickle in a really good way. I really liked this well done!

seems like a great puzzle game! (can't play it as I am not on windows :/)

This is a great game! I had lots of fun playing it. I love the character and the animations.

Very unique game idea and it was very interesting to play and test, one of the most creative games on this jam, however the audio was repetitive and annoying but other than that the game was great!

Satisfying death effect, added to the fun of restarting by crashing into your previous loop when you figure out the solution, and seeing all your loops carefully jump around each other.

Very cool concept. Pretty much using the "touch your doppleganger you die" idea, but it makes for a neat puzzle. Only gripe is that I sometimes die out of nowhere, which doesn't make sense if my clones are copying my exact movements with the same amount of time delay.

This was very good!
I like the fresh take on the more general "time clone" idea; and it was very well done.
:)

It has a couple of bugs, but not really a problem because of how small each level is - just die and respawn in 1 second.
A couple things that I would suggest:
1) don't make the anomalies crashing into each other a fail condition - I died a few times because of an explosion off screen, so I couldn't even see what caused it, or how to prevent it on the next run; and
2) fill in the visible world that cannot be accessed with the grey walls instead of black - I did a suicide dive down the first pit, because I thought I saw accessible rooms down there (unless, there WERE visible rooms, and that was one of the secrets that I missed?).

Are you planning to work on it more after the jam to iron out bugs and polish it up?

It's a very nice game, I love the art!

Amazing game . Great concept and implementation of the theme🙌

Cool concept, I also loved that this one has secrets, I only got one but I will try to get the others later. Also, the "stay in the ground to work correctly" is a excuse for a bug turn into a feature right? XD. Overall Good game :)

Very well executed and interesting concept! It's impressive that everything was made from scratch, too. And even though the secrets seemed too hard for me, they are a welcome addition.

Really good puzzle game, one of the best I've seen on this jam, the level with 4 pressure plates was pretty hard tho but managed to get past it and enjoyed the levels all.

First of all applause for you making this game as a solo dev! For that it has a lot of content and feels complete. Can't say this for our game.. Also I love seeing games not overly using premade assets in this jam.

Then I can say that this is one of my favorite games in this gamejam so far. I love the cute narritive with the right amount of real references and the gameplay is very intriguing and innovative.
I only played one end but I already saw that there are more things to explore in the levels, might jump back into it to discover them. 

fun and challenging game!

this game is insanely funny and extremely fun! the gimmick is very well done and very interesting. it's also objectively extremely funny, what with how violently you explode upon even so much as touching your past selves

i love it! do more with the concept!

if i had anything to pick on it'd be the audio; the lack of music volume options was killing me as i was playing. i found it hard to lock in and focus on the time travel mechanics among the super layered synths and such

Great entry to this theme. The levels are really well designed. I took so long to beat the level with 4 pedestals next to one another, but once I learnt the mechanic, I was able to solve the remaining ones. Still I felt the difficulty curve was quite exponential. But that's understandable since it's a jam entry.

Waiting for the next update and hopefully a web build.

Oh wow, gotta be honest: First I were like "well, seems like your average 2D platformer entry alright"

But the clone mechanic was pretty fun, especially when I realized that they were influenced by moving platforms and could touch each other. Had me rethink my approach in two levels. Really fun little puzzles. The little character is also very cute!

Also the introduction into the mechanic felt very natural and logical to me, tutorials are so hard to get right in gamejams imo.

My three minor complaints were just: 

- Having a restart button would be nice (unless I missed it), so you don't have to seek out or wait for them when you want to restart.
- In the final level you could not really see what was happening up top, and I solved it by just jumping on all buttons hoping to figure it out via platforming. Made it feel like I was doing something I was not supposed to.
- Having a way to advance the dialog manually would've been appreciated, as it was a tad bit slow for me, but other probably appreciate having more time to read.

The overall execution is very nice though, lovely entry and especially complete with an ending and throughline :D

Cool. I like the concept, the mechanic, and very smooth clean implementation!!!