I might be mistaken, but it seems that the Linux link refers to a MacOS package.

Control of the stuffed animal is rather difficult.

@Sverik You're right! Sorry about that, I'll go get it fixed ASAP.

Aaalright, I've got absolutely no idea what is the relation between firefly thing and the stuffed toy, but apparently I've managed to win, so yay! ^^"
(also, the toy's movement mechanics were... interesting)

Haha I actually liked the stuffed animal part. Like, unexpected, silly, cute way to move around!

@JackDegree I love all the spinning and flipping. <3 I almost wish I had made that the point of the game instead.

@Sunflower Yay for interestingness!

In my mind, the connection would be that the firefly thing would be in a digital world, and the blue character is in a more analogue world. And that the blue one could interact with computers and things to influence the digital realm, and the digital agent yellow thingy could activate devices or robots in the other's world.

Sadly, couldn't make a lot of gameplay to reflect that in time. and I got distracted by the other character's spinning and flipping.

The stuffed part is so funny how he pretty much can jump on his back.

crancy game :) nice humor

To be honest, the fun here came from the "bugs" - when the stuffed bunny fell over and still jumped... :-)

Hi there. Strange game you made. Some of the physics gets stuck or upside down fairly easily. Can get stuck behind sliding block at top of first level for example.

The idea is interesting, but the game is less fun to play because of bugs, especially with stuffed animal controls. When playing Web version, right click switches worlds, but also shows context menu. (Chrome)

Weird and simple but appealing game. However the stuffed animal section is rather difficult to control it right. Good effort!

It's kind of funny how the stuffed animal moves around. The two worlds seem quite separate, and the issue I had was using right click to switch since that opens some Unity settings.