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I am not sure if i understand you correctly. Which jumps you think are too hard.
Do you mean the first three walls at the beginning? (located at the bottom of the picture; the first blue colored room)
This jumps are the "training jumps" for the later jumps. The same with the ceiling jums and the far jumps.
Well done on using a very limited palette! The level is nice and linear, clean and easy to follow. Great job on spawning the player so the goal is visible from the start! Great use of save stones so the player doesn't lose their progress! The areas are nice sized, easy to get around in, and pleasant to look at. This is a tremendous improvement! :)
In the first room, the ice is so transparent that it is hard to differentiate between it and the goo, and looking through it at the goo is a little confusing. It took me a while to figure out where I could step. I thought perhaps I spawned directly over the goo, suspended between two closely spaced blocks with no ice – now that would be fun! I wasn't sure where to go at first, so a little more leading the eye and limiting places to go might be something to consider. People usually don't want to explore a lot around the goo. But it's not critical.
The jumps are definitely getting more challenging; but the low ceiling might be a little advanced and better left till later. You might just focus on increasing the distance between blocks here with a little corner jumping thrown in for practice, maybe on the first jump or two so the player doesn't lose as much ground if they fail.
Fifth area: I love the geometry here – good progression again! I am making good progress through the level, and am surprised that I am actually able to make it through with relative ease. I must be a better jumper than I thought... :)
This is as far as I can get, so if you change the level to make it a little easier in this room, I would love to go farther and give you more feedback! Great, great job! I am SO proud of you! :)
http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/400053744939512602/12EAF4AE3359E931158841AC9BD9EBC00EF54E13/
Thank you again for making this, I really am honored.
The jump is easy when you look down, to see when the red cube is under the white dot.
I managed to do the long jump onto the third ice block, but I don't see any other blocks below it that I could jump onto. Did you playtest this? from that block the height is too big and you don't even reach the building.
I'll build you as a reward a room of glory.
This painful jump leads to the last hazard block, so this jump had to be extremely difficult.
I managed to make it though.
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=556050359
Some of the jumps punish you extremely hard for failing, setting you back 10 minutes of trying.
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=556050299
But that's okay, it was a very statisfying challenge to beat. The hazard cubes were very smartly hidden, requiring you to absolve some very tricky jumps to get to them even if you figure out where they are.
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=556050421
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=556050454
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=556050485