Goblin Dungeoneer

I know the dev is working hard to make good games (I know them through Twitter and their Discord server), so I'm not gonna go too harsh on this. It's great work, the aesthetic is there, the the gameplay is precise, which was the goal so I'll allow it despite precision gameplay not being my top preference. The soundtrack is indeed banger, but I don't know if there're more than the 1 track that plays on loop (I only made it to 1-5 before giving up) The toggle platforms are on a 3-second loop, which is nice to know when guessing the timing, but in cases like 1-5 I really felt that it was lacking rhythm (Jumps immediately to first platform, waits for half second, jumps to second platform, has to wait 2 seconds or else I'll jump to my death). Another issue is that with a system based on precision platforming, jumping from a certain pixel and landing in such a way that the player becomes partially clipped into a toggle platform is quite frustrating, as the player has to wait for the platform to toggle off, almost as if the game itself is mocking the player for not using correct precision. Speaking of clipping, this also applies to when the player jumps to a toggle platform and said platform appears while the player falls into its spawn zone, causing another clip. For this specific issue I'd recommend either a suicide button (easier route) or a function for the player to be killed when clipped inside of a platform (possibly harder route). I'm kinda annoyed that dying resets the room but that's the intention so again I won't criticize that. So overall things to work on for this game. Fix the collisions with toggle platforms so players don't get stuck when jumping at the wrong time/distance (I think you'll want to go for pixel-perfect collisions, though I'm not intermediate enough to assume that this isn't already using that method). Add either a suicide button or a clip-based player death so falling into spawning toggle platforms doesn't force players to wait for the platform to toggle off just to die. And for filthy casuals (Casual mode) like myself, maybe implement a mechanic where collecting the "trinkets" in each room saves the progress of that room? Just a thought, feel free to ignore this. I do like what you've done here, but I can't say I'll be coming back to this since I'm just not too big a fan of pixel precision gameplay. 7/10 Looking forward to seeing how this helps and what games are coming in the future :) (Thumbs down for now, will gladly change to thumbs up once I know the problems are fixed)