Tincan 2

dude never knew you made a #2! Hells yes!

The physics seem way over the top to me. It's like you're slipping on ice everywhere you go, which often leads to extremely annoying deaths, especially due to the fact that the masks of the hazards seem to be larger than the sprites themselves. Generally I'd advise that hazards have smaller masks than their sprites.

That being said, it's an O.K. game, but I feel as if it's only hard because the physics are absurdly hard to gauge and not because of intelligent design (that being intuitive levels, for example). None of the player's physics seems to react the way one would expect and coupling that with having the player need to use pixel-perfect judgement (as Yellow said), makes the game seem more masochistic than fun, and believe me, there have been games that are both fun and masochistic (Jumper, for example) but even they reacted the way you would generally expect.

Traumatising stuff, Bret. Very much in the spirit of the first one.
I'm up to Stage 4 so far. I like the visual style, but I agree with Yellow in that the "Press C to restart level" wears on you after a while.

Just one thing- this needs the GJAPI.
Oh yeah, did I forget to mention how much of a pain in my virtual ass this has been?

This is simply ridiculously frustrating. It's not just that it's hard. You are giving player medium-friction movement while requiring maximum precision (if there are spikes placed in manner /_/\, player would have next to zero chance to land inbetween). After killing player 40 times to finish level 3, and seeing that it requires earlier mentioned thing with pixel-precise landing, I've quit. There's no value in this for me.

"Press C to restart level" upon player death also contributes to frustration here - process should be fairly smooth and infinite.
I assume that this was not sponsored due to fact that it's far not casual player that will be able to complete even first two levels.