The Traveler

Randomly checked this out since it's free. Simple, tightly designed platform. Shout-out to the aesthetics. Not much depth, but pretty fun for a breather @dev, couple suggestions since I've seen you check out some reviews in here Easy improvements: - make jump counter include some form of (larger) visual indicator, so that you can see the state with peripheral vision alone. As it is even with the largest font sizes I found it often a bit hard to tell where your jumps are at as things ramp up, and the (fun) system of refunding jumps from any touch makes it eventually impossible to be sure of it just in your head - UI scaling via scrolling works backwards compared to typical conventions, e.g. zooming in and out in a browser or the like - some menu sections (like tips) had buncha typos; easy fixing for a better look Others thoughts (take any suggestions with a grain of salt - you're the one who knows the design of the game the best): Shrink mechanism ended up feeling rather negligible beyond early game - in fact, if not for the downforce tied to it, I would have probably stopped using it altogether as the speed of game increases and your attachment to ground decreases. Could maybe introduce "curated" patterns in higher portions which require shrinking, and then position nice rewards on clearance. This would also add more points of interest to the high locations which otherwise at times felt a bit barren (or even including gaps) Similarly, I pretty much did not use turning (barely even in the early game), although for those with high enough dexterity it can probably be useful. I found it more fun to let the character spin wildly anyways than fail at attempting some semblance of control, heh