For a first effort, this is extremely well made, and well worth the price. A great visual style and the player's abilities allowing for creative and varied puzzles make the game a very fun time.
At least until level 21.
In my opinion, the game should have just stopped at level 20, because afterwards there are quite a few problems.
~All of the main mechanics get introduced in the first 20 levels, meaning that afterwards the levels tend to feel repetitive.
~Levels begin to rely on trial and error in order to solve, not intuition.
~Many times, a run in a puzzle will be rendered literally impossible because of a simple platforming mistake or box push. Things like accidentally pulling a box to the edge of a platform which renders it impossible to jump to, or needing to be a certain colour at a certain point, hitting a different colour, and then having to restart because it's impossible to get to the other colour.
~The game lacks coyote time, which is a period of time after leaving a floor where you can still jump. Many many platformers have this mechanic and the ones that don't feel really awkward to jump with.
~And finally, while the puzzle music was nice for the first 10 levels, and okay for the next 10, it's really kind of tedious to hear it over and over again. 1 or 2 more tunes would have gone a long way.
So yeah, fun game, great ideas, it just gets a bit repetitive after level 20. I'm excited to see what else the devs make (at least after Kitiplant. Which is literally just Helltaker, but slower, boring, and with no demon girls.)
