Absolutely blown away by what you could do in 2 weeks! I absolutely loved the vibes and the creative way of including the limitation. You pulled off the artstyle wonderfully and I would love to see what you could do with more than 2 weeks on a project. Definitely following your itch page to see what you make going forward.

Wow! I wasn't sure what to expect with this one but i really enjoyed it. I liked that there wasn't any instructions or narrative and I was left to decipher what to do! Like others were saying, i didn't understand the meter entirely but guessed it had something to do with my battery life. I loved exploring the world. Your colors, music and overall vibe were excellent. This is for sure a hidden gem in the submissions. Great job!

Very cool atmospheres! I definitely didn't catch what the theme/meaning/story is, but I enjoyed the ride. Visuals were 10/10, the robot's animations were very nice to look at, and it was fun to find all the little collectibles, though I couldn't find a way to switch between the hats, which I would have liked.

I agree with people saying the bar on the right felt confusing, together with the fires. I guessed it was a "the robot is freezing" meter and when you were next to a fire it would pause, but there wasn't much to do next to most of the campfires so I didn't find them very useful.

I also noticed many people being confused by the camera transitions (which I LOVED) and I noticed you made a mistake I learnd about in filmmaking school, so I'll share it with you! Usually, since in our culture we're used to read from left to right, we tend to see characters who go from left to right as if they're going forward, while those who go right to left usually feel like they're coming back from somewhere. Unless your intention is actually to confuse the player, it's better to keep the same direction during transitions, so  if in one camera's footage our character's got to move from left to right, you should probably stick to that direction (more or less) with the second one too. I want to comment though on the fact that I noticed you kept a little momentum with the character's movement as the pov changes, and that's really helpful, so good job!

Anyhow, it was a very nice experience, and I hope you continue making such cool stuff!

Noooooo! I was on my way to the sunset and my robot got hacked! 

Loved the art style, the atmosphere went so well with it! I think ya'll executed the limitation for this jam perfectly with those cameras! There was so much to explore. 10/10, would walk again. I will say, the music was kinda wild, I was walking to a happy tune and out of nowhere I was at a metal concert lol. Overall, this was a fun experience, great work on this submission!

I took pictures along the way. This was me in my prime, right before I was hacked:

Very fun game, I enjoy game with seemingly no purpose, and yet had fun finding music. Every surfaces seemed to have is own sound. pretty relaxing!

I really loved it, the atmosphere was so nice the sfx were great the player module was soooo good the transitions were really good i liked to explore but the meter was confusing and a tutorial on that could help

I really like the atmosphere and art style. Some of the areas are really pretty to look at.

The transitions were cool and added to the feeling of wandering for a long time while something is watching. I think the cameras could be moved behind the player so that it feels less awkward when it changes perspective or have some sections where the player doesn’t need to control during the transitions. Maybe ride one of those flying whales which I managed to land on top of and thought I was supposed to follow.

Searching for the collectibles made the different areas fun to explore, and the music was also really good and worth collecting.

The meter was kind of confusing as it seemed to continue to go down slowly until and I suddenly died in my first playthrough.

Good work!

really liked the vibe of the game, though I think I soft-locked near the end.  after the screen transition after I got the crystal hat I fell through the world.  Resetting would start me under the road and I would continue to fall.

did not like the camera transitions though.  did not get lost, but the controls after the transition felt really awkward, especially since the robot would just stop in place even if I never let go of the button.

The song I picked up in the rafter section was a bop to fall through the world to though

I don't know if I actually reached the conclusion of this game. As it wasn't very conclusive. The Art for the game is amazing, really liked it. But I was a bit confused about what the bar on the side of the screen was for. I also often found myself getting turned around in the camera segments, often ending up with me backtracking for five minutes before realizing. Really good looking game. Good job.