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Really cool, original mechanics and ideas! Also the nice artstyle and music. 

Though I personally felt that the combat was way too hard and did not feel very good - but maybe that was just a (skill) issue on my part. 

Nonetheless, great game and entry! 

Really cool artstyle, this game makes me want to learn more about PICO-8!

That you have to collect the air bubbles and can't just doge everything is a nice idea which makes the game more interesting. 

Fun little, challenging game! I liked the simple and consistent artstyle.

Though it felt like the game would somehow become easier (less sharp turns) at around 700-1000 depth? But maybe that was just bad luck. 

Interesting concept and surprisingly engaging game. Nice work! 

The artstyle, ui and the monster design were really nice and fit together perfectly.  Unfortunately the text is really, really hard to read. 

Thanks for playing and for the helpful feedback!

Yeah, especially the narrow passages can be quite unfair at times. If I get around to making a post-jam version, I want to prevent the procedual generation code from generating passages that are very narrow. This should make it much less  frusting.

Thanks, great to hear that you liked the idea!

As others said, great interpretation of the Theme!

Pretty cool that you managed to create a creepy, uncanny athmosphere within the technical constraints of the jam. I guess this is in large parts throuh the good writing.

Really great idea and execution. The physics based gameplay and death animations etc. make it really satisfying to play. 

Also the fact that you "rescue" people by slamming them into the walls constantly is hilarious :) . 

Thanks so much! Awesome to hear that the Controller/Joystick support I added at the last minute was worth it :).

Really cool and polished gameplay. You also nailed the the artstyle and theme! 

Проклятый Феликс! 

Really cool idea!

Simple and addictive gameplay loop. Getting beak dive combos was very fun :) 

Very nice artstyle! 

The game looks and feels amazing! Also having "soft locks" as a game mechanic was a really interesting idea.