Loved the idea of falling into other levels, but I eventually quit out of frustration (maybe it would be better if it didn't start at the beginning all the time, but from where you got your last "pebble" from on that level, or something) :P

Slick little platformer you got there.

nice cute game...i really liked the player graphics and also a random level after you die :) gameplay is a quite repeating though...

Loved the idea, but the worlds are not "tiny" including space lol. But that is my only complaint. nice work bro.

I didn't get any audio. had fun playing though :) pretty challenging jumping on the tall 1-wide pillars. seemed like the newgrounds flash wrapper was causing it to skip the main menu?

I really, really enjoyed it. Loved the fact that you never actually die, but just go to a level you haven't finished yet. One of the best on here.

@omaha I'm pretty new to Stencyl and haven't quite figured out the NG API yet. Don't know about the audio problem though.

Good work, nice idea.

I liked how dying would bring you to a different stage. However think it needs music, just jumping sounds got annoying.

I like it!

A fun, polished platformer. Good work. :)

I like the cyclical nature of it, and the genuinely tiny world!

I loved the mechanic of switching between levels, but didn't enjoy restarting them each time. I feel like if where you fell through one level would affect where you came into the next level, would avoid a lot of frustration. Also in terms of level design, could have an 'easy' path to get through any area you've already been through, but wouldn't have any of the gems on it, so those would still be skill based. nice job!

I don't see how this ties into Tiny World thematically and also really got tired of starting each world off from the beginning, I think Fireblend's comment about starting from a checkpoint of some sort would be a really good feature. I realize that the coins can be skipped and gotten in a different order so you'd have to find a way to make checkpoint optional or explicit/avoidable.

The jumping sound really got annoying after jumping so many times but I think with a bit of volume-lowering and some background music it would be alright.

The idea of falling off of one world and into another was really cool and I think it's darned innovative. Well done with that. The controls and feel are also really nice so it feel like a solid platformer.

The only other thing I would suggest would be some kind of indicator of position when the character is off the screen vertically as it is a bit difficult to intuit the falling location after a jump way up there. But that's a gameplay decision and I eventually did get used to not seeing my character's position.

Hope you can find some time to polish this gem up! :D

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Unsure if I liked falling into the other levels or not. Graphics quite cool, sounds could use a little work. Was a little hard to control in places and a bit frustrating not being able to try again straight away. Not bad other than that though. Good work for the 48!

The switching-level mechanic is very interesting!

It seemed like your classic platform game until I fell into a pit. Then the idea made true sense to me. Although it can become fustrating, the innovation factor and classic gameplay makes it shine!

Like the others already said, some checkpoint mechanism would be a great addition. For the rest I really enjoyed playing it. I did not have the patience to complete all the levels though.

I love the level changing mechanics! Very smooth movement and control. Thanks!

So difficult, but it's a great idea. I must be loving the punishment because I continue playing it. Great platformer.

Love the level-progression-gag, makes player-death more meaningful.

Whoa! That was about as perfect as you can get!
Normally I would say you should have a jump button separate from the movement buttons, but for some reason this felt right.
I loved that you never die, you just fall into the next world. And I also like starting at the beginning of the level... it reminded me of the old school games.
I really can't think of anything to improve it... maybe add music?

This was an absolutely great game. Good controls, neat concept, classic aesthetic, and fun to play.