I already commented on the YouTube upload, but I just watched it again here. This is one of my favorites in the series! It has everything—great comedy, memorable characters, genuine warmth, attention to detail in the animation and sound design, excellent voice acting—just great work all around.

Wow, that was fabulous.

Preach, brother!

Loved it! Thanks for this fun little experience.

I loved it! This was a pleasant way to start my morning. It was not very hard, and that was fine with me because it was fun and cute.

There were some chances you missed to create visual variety. The aesthetics of the desert could change with the music (e.g. at night, in the rain, etc.). The cactus could frown when it is stuck in a block, or melt when it is drowned in a waterfall.

The music was adorable. Did you write it? My only suggestion is I think there should be an additional separate track for the title screen, different from the first levels. Initially, I thought that short loop was going to run through all twenty levels, and inwardly decided to shut off the sound around level 5. I was grateful when the music changed, though I like that track a lot.

The gameplay could be easily expanded out of one screen, which I think is what accounts for the relatively easy difficulty level. You could add more colors and have the cactus track larger levels, forcing the player to genuinely remember the structure of the colors just above or below the visible screen area. You could also exploit the cactus's falling time, making the player change blocks from on/off in a tricky sequence as it fell through the air.

Thank you for creating and sharing this!

Hey welcome back!

Hey this is awesome! Congratulations on the new release. And the music video is adorable as well.

Hey! A friend sent me this track and I enjoyed it; here's what I wrote back about the music and its appeal.

"It's interesting how on the second listen the abrasive qualities become less surprising and you can hear all the other little details. The call and responses between the parts, cool rhythms/time signature changes which are repeated just enough. Some beautiful jazz chord progressions here too. I took a few minutes to figure out some of them; 0:24-0:35 it's Fm9, Dbmaj7, Am#11. 2:29 it's Bbmaj7, Gm9, Abmin-maj7. Super pretty and unique."

In the end the things I'm calling "abrasive" here (meaning a number of unusual dissonances and sounds) aren't really abrasive at all. It grows on you and eventually it all just sounds cool. Great work.

Lovely use of mixed media!

Beautiful! Great to see your work again, missed it :)

I like this ongoing theme of skeletons with animals emerging from inside them. Somehow it's both creepy and touching.