Looks like this jam has plenty of character size changing games but yours does put a unique spin on it, as usual. Well-deserved fives all around.

I guess the only issue was that I kept breaking this level:

First my character poofed out of existence, then I got the box stuck on the wrong end of the portal. Perhaps a bit more space around the portals would help?

Also, jumping while holding down is not the most convenient control scheme.

These minor issues aside, congrats with another banger!

I really like the graphics, the animations, and the way in which you scale up/down and it controls the physics making you jump higher, be able to break things, and reach areas that you need to be a certain size. Always enjoy when the game lets me skip levels and quickly retry them.  My one feedback is that the tutorial text is really easy to miss but at least you've done a good job at teaching the mechanics through gameplay except for the scaling of the portals. I would add a "drag me" above the first portal to make it clear for the dumb people like me :D

Y'all have really made a name for yourself with these quality puzzle games lol. I still remember the first time I played maze of the mini-taur

And this game's no different. Quality puzzles and design all around, with stellar presentation to boot. Great work on the art and audio as a whole. Personally the mixels on the player character and enemies didn't bother me since the animations and overall character art were detailed enough that it didn't really break immersion.

The actual main mechanics were taught well in the game's levels, and were even simple to understand just from viewing the gifs on the game page ( though based on that talk which zach gave, it's no wonder y'all came up with something this easy to grasp lol )

Changing the scale of the portals was also a really great idea that you guys executed on throughout the game ( The puzzles in the second half really hurt my pig-brain, but I managed to beat them lol )

I do have 2 problems with the game though, one's probably a technical issue, whereas the other is probably kinda neatpicky lol

- Sometimes I just couldn't push blocks through the portals, even though the scale of the portal matched that of the box and the player character's scale. This made me think that I wasn't allowed to actually push blocks into those portals. Although I was able to do it after a few restarts so it was probably a collision issue ? idk

- While I stand by the fact that this game has fantastic puzzle design, I feel like some of the puzzles towards the tail end of the game were a little samey in terms of what you had to do ( Not necessarily a bad thing, but a feeling of monotony did kinda settle at that point ). I was kinda hoping that the game would've had more levels similiar to the one where you had to get to the end of the level before one of those red enemies could block off the exit. I think the game could've definitely used another one of these sorts of levels for the sake of a pace breaker towards the end of the game. Tbh, now that I think about it, I kinda wish the enemies were used a little more in general.
( But like I said, this is just nitpicky lol )

All that said, y'all have made something fantastic here. Kudos to the entire team

Woah! This is so nice - heck, this is probably the best jam submission I've played so far!

There's a lot of games out there dealing with shrinking and growing sizes through protalish stuff, but the fact that you can change the size of the portal adds another really interesting layer. Very nice job!

Super cool idea. Love the art and music, love the feel on the character controller, and the puzzles are clever.
Clicked on this because we have pretty similar player character designs, but was pleasantly surprised to see you used my fonts. :D 

I'm a big fan of the character art and animation.
I'm not a huge fan of mixels, but I understand it was impossible to avoid with this game idea.

REALLY good game,  and made my head hurt...
Main issue I have with the game is the.... I almost want to say lack of polish, though now that I'm writing it out I don't see a proper way to remedy this without a ton of work, but I felt like the mixels in this game definitely broke the style a bit, and the particles weren't exactly the best
Additionally, the sound design of the game could use more work, the looping of moving blocks got a bit annoying

However, these criticisms are very minor and don't subtract from the game being absolutely amazing, its just that when you have a game so well made and polished overall, the parts which aren't stick out like a sore thumb.

So lets talk about the good: the level design was wonderful, the last few levels really got me to think and the progression / learning curve felt very natural for a jam game
The main mechanic fit the theme.... well, I would say perfectly, but I could see a standpoint where it doesn't fill the "built to" part (I am not of that standpoint), and the mechanic was explored in depth and was quite emergent
The art of the game overall is really good, aside from the criticisms with it mentioned above its pretty much perfect 
While I wished the character had a variable jump for game feel, I could see why that wouldn't fit in this kind of puzzle game. 

Overall, amazing work once again team Jamadoo, and a very solid entry again like you guys somehow pull off every year