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looks decent, when will be the final version available?

It's quite a clever mechanic, but the controls are too fast to actually control the thing.

The movement feels too quick to be properly controlled. It's very easy to overshoot.
I feel like I want to be able to remove blocks I placed.
Being a pixelart enthusiast, it frustrates me that clicking doesn't create aligned 'pixel' blocks.
Holding jump shouldn't trigger another jump after coming down imo.

At the start of the second level I died immediately with NO idea what I did. Feels frustrating.
Include arrow key and wasd controls please.
The second level feels like a completely different game, if you teach a mechanic in level one, and it doesn't work in level 2 something is wrong.
I couldn't beat level 2 as I have no idea what to do.

Nice idea, level design needs some work/ jump between lvl 1 and 2 is really misleading

Refreshing and interesting idea. I enjoyed playing through a few levels.

A "no tutorial" thing is probably what you're going for, and I usually appreciate that in games, but sometimes a level starts and I have no idea where to begin. But for the most part it is intuitive and the player could figure it out after a few seconds, so good job with that.

A few complaints:
There should be more simple levels after level one with the goal of mastering drawing and jumping. Level 2 doesn't let you draw boxes and that really threw me off. This is why my least favorite aspect is the learning curve.
When a level starts I have to scan and search the screen to find my box. I'm not sure how to get around this.

Are you going to implement a way to erase boxes?

Some potential bugs I found:
The green following square pushes you continuously when you are beside it. Intentional or a byproduct of it trying to get under you? A few times I was able to double jump when pushing against a wall.

Overall very fun. You are doing a lot right for sure, I'm just nitpicking.

The reset button should be show in UI somewhere. In one level I blocked my self. But I didnt knew how to restart level.I was looking for some button on screen... and didnt find any.

What is the point of this game all you do is click drag and click again.

Is it possible to make an adjustable speed

Took me a while to figure it out and what I was meant to be doing.
No way to remove boxes so it's possible to get stuck

liked the game. the mechanics are simple and fun to play around with but here are some recommendations maybe? :
- first of all, it would be better if you turned the color of the goal something more attractive (red maybe?) it took a while for me to realize that I have to go there.
- in the first level, you gave me a toy to play with (building platforms) and in the second you suddenly took it away. it's better to let me play a bit more with my toy and then introducing new ones (in a way that they are related to each other and are needed to be used in collaboration with each other(from collaboration I mean having each of these verbs/mechanics EFFECT on each other and using that effect is needed to progress through the game). it just makes it feel more deep and intresting)
- in the second level, you introduced two new objects, while it's possible to beat the level without the use of any of them. I still don't know what that red square does.
- the green squeare's behavior is a bit misleading. it moves vertically when my avatar does so, but only moves horizontally when it's attached to a wall or something. it's a hard thing to remember.
- the portals feel out of place and have completely no relation with other objects or mechanics (building blocks/ green square) which means they don't provide any new situations and choices
- the third level was a good one, cuz placing platforms recklessly meant I would stuck. I did, and didn't found any "restart button"
- when you pause, the timer goes on :P
- please stop introducing a new mechanic every new level. the earliest level with buttons and doors, I'm stuck and I don't now what to do. it's waaaay better to focus on wanting the player to use already existing mechanics (the green square/ building blocks) in collabration with each other and in new ways to solve the puzzle. they have a lot, A LOT of potential to provide intresting player choises and depth to the game and yet in every new level it felt like it's a wasted potential.

- take everything I said with a grain of salt. I could be wrong or not giving enough attention, but I hope mentioning these would help you :D

I really love the mechanics / the core concept of the game. It's something I haven't seen yet in games and I think that with enough polishing, this could be a really cool little game!
The controls feel really spongy and not responsive at all. It's as if there's a delay between me pressing a button and the block actually moving.
What I dislike the most about your game is the lack of a tutorial. I'm not talking about text boxes that explain every mechanic in the most boring way. I'm talking about hidden tutorials, letting the player explore new mechanics and features in a safe environment, instead of having to complete a level just to die at the end because there's no way I could have known that some kind of block kills me. Add more levels for newcomers and add Arrow Key Controls, so people can play using the controls they're used to.

I loved the concept, but I prefer the controls on the arrows instead of W,A,S,D also the version on itch was slow at some points but in general this is a good game.

Good job!

I like the concept of the game. However, most of the time the game is too easy (unlimited blocks / no time limit), and other times the game is way too difficult and you get easily stuck and frustrated (the third level with the switch). The learning curve needs to be drastically smoothed out.

I think the game has a good novel concept and potential. One thing that I thought could use some improvement is the controls. They felt really slippery. Also, maybe some type of indication that the red block kill may be helpful.