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[Sir Raptor]

Why even bother with the tiny gap between the two lava tiles? Just make them connect into one larger lava pit.

[mono]

Congrats, you are featured on Giant Bomb's website.

http://www.giantbomb.com/news/worth-reading-092812/4394/

[Pixelulsar]

Congrats, you are featured on Giant Bomb's website.

That's cool. 

Also, the game is done, and I kept the art style with the bright colours, because I personally liked them better.  Thank you to everyone who gave advice, even if I didn't use it in this game I will probably in the future.

[JobLeonard]

I don't really see a reason NOT to have any brighter colors, so long as they're consistent and don't draw the eye away from the actually important stuff.

Have you thought of this? If the bright colours are so important to you, then you should look at the other side of the coin: the fact that the player and the inner tiles don't draw as much attention, and try to fix it from that angle.

[Pixelulsar]

I don't really see a reason NOT to have any brighter colors, so long as they're consistent and don't draw the eye away from the actually important stuff.

Have you thought of this? If the bright colours are so important to you, then you should look at the other side of the coin: the fact that the player and the inner tiles don't draw as much attention, and try to fix it from that angle.

I never thought of that.  That would look really cool, It's a great idea. 

[joseph ¯\_(ツ)_/¯]

Controlling your contrast and level of detail is a big fucking deal, and you should think about it from the beginning:

Your early versions featured a lot of good art, but some bizarro world contrast, where some details (like the walls or the lava box) were SUPER HIGH CONTRAST AND DISTRACTING and other important details were arbitrarily low contrast. Or some parts were very dark, and the others were very light, or etc. It was a mess!

Think big!