Alfredo you rascal

Very charming. Of all the interpretations of this idea yours is one of the best in my books.

Nice one!

I like the simplistic look, sounds good aswell - overall the atmosphere is set nicely, and the theme implementation is clear. Well done :)

Pretty interesting, a bit sad that in some levels you get practically insta killed if you don't move straight at the start but still got me wanting to beat levels

Cool style! Also nice concept, the difficulty scaled nicely! Congratulation for making this!

it's pretty interesting concept that you kinda also have to run away from the red rectangle thingy, though i wish it starts moving a little bit later. Quite many times I died before even starting to move around. 

I found the controls more frustrating then fun. Personally, I didn't care much for the time limit, since it mostly meant dying because I didn't immediately understand the ins and outs of the system. Maybe introduce it a bit later, when the player is more familiar with the controls.

Really great! I think the biggest win here is the sound design, super crips, and relevance to the situation. The music is also a bop. The whole game has an atmosphere of almost "You aren't supposed to be here" and I really like that. I felt like a game journalist for a second with the wall jump but I figured it out lol. Really great job, super impressive.

I really like the partial effects and the timer. It made it a lot more engaging and felt more satisfying to switch sizes.

This game feels very alive in audio and graphics, I love all the little sound effects and can tell there was good time spent on them. In my opinion, some of them were a tad bit too loud and could benefit from some pitch  and volume randomization, but they contributed well to the overall feel of the game.

My main critique of the game is the controls. I found it very frustrating to try and stop in time because of the very low friction. This made jumping on the leaves very difficult and even more frustrating when I had something chasing me. I did like the wall jumping though, it was very intuitive  which is something platformers tend to mess up on. I think if you increased friction after the player stops pressing the controls, that would help them feel more responsive and easier to control.

Overall, great start for a jam game, the size changing mechanic was fun and the style was engaging. After a bit of polish and play testing, I could see this game being very enjoyable to work through. Good luck!