A Change of Heart: A Magical Girl Adventure

I loved this game. To be honest it is inspirational for a jam. The art and music are pretty good. I liked the way it moves and so.

The concept is nice and both the protagonist has a personality, unlike the antagonist who looks a bit generic but maybe that's the point. The controls could be improved, everything feels frictionless which makes it a bit difficult to give exact movements but the game is nice even though I would have preferred to change the scheme of the magic attack since I had problems using it even after reviewing the game controls.

it's so cute be honest :3

Say... when I saw some of the submissions to the jam, I noticed that some of them are published under multiple publishers/owners (?)...

And I just realized that itch.io has got that kind of feature...

https://itch.io/updates/let-collaborators-edit-your-game-pages-with-the-new-game-admins-feature

Just my suggestion, but I think it's a good idea to include the composer for this game, FacemeltingSolos, as a collaborator?

WOW! incredible game =) you improve alot! 
P.S: i love the burst hit when you move fast and hit

So I'm not quite sure what happened, but somehow in the middle of the second boss battle I got kicked back to the previous page...? I'm using Opera; presumably there's a 'go back to the previous page' key combo that's easy to make by accident whilst playing the game :x

Hardly your fault, but still an oof.

Concept is fun, I love the verticality to the levels, and I love the enemy variety. As for criticisms...

It took an embarrassing amount of time to realise I could doublejump.

The air attacks are very finicky, making the air enemies near impossible to hit at times. The up attack in general could do with some forgiveness with its controls, or maybe having 'aim up' and 'jump' be separate inputs. At least you gave the flying enemies no collision damage; that was a good call.

Platforming was fun, but on the second level getting to the station, it could really have done with more clarity on where it is and isn't safe to fall.

Definitely noticing the increase in quality, awesome job for a two week jam :) Love how you always have some kind of narrative, which is something I never really do. 

I liked the boss fights, though the first one had pretty limited attack variety. The second one was good, but was made fairly easy due to all the magic pickups (Could mostly just facetank all the damage)

The blurriness on the larger images was a little distracting, I imagine they were drawn too big originally or something. I have trouble with that myself whenever I try to do hand drawn stuff, still haven't really figured it out.

The variety of attacks was pretty cool, but I found myself mainly using the normal punch (Partly because I didn't realize you could run initially). I seemed to miss a lot using the up attack, I think the hitbox might be too small or I'm just using it at the wrong times. The up attack also conflicts a bit with the normal punch midair -- a lot of the time I wanted to punch the flying monsters that were coming at me, but ended up attacking up instead.

Other random things: 

• The pink on yellow buttons definitely clashed, maybe lower the saturation a bit or something. Especially noticeable on the title screen where they stand out more than the title.
• Super minor, but the background lights with the gradient stuck out to me. Mainly because the gradient was limited colors, it might have been better to just do a smooth gradient. It was also one of (?) the only things that was antialiased which made it stand out more.
• Parallax background maybe too saturated, the brighter greens definitely stood out particularly when you're next to a greyish building.