I enjoy knocking blocks around.

For your Scared/Weak mode, I really liked the idea of making the level pitch-black. It made me, the player, feel pretty uneasy and, dare I say, a bit scared. The addition of the rapid breathing was also a *huge* plus, since it relayed that feeling of being frightened even more! It honestly made me think of games like Silent Hill and Resident Evil – and I hereby blame you for making me want to go and play them now! The addition of the enemies was also a nice touch, clearly making the character react to its environment based on how it was feeling.

As for the second mode (Dreamy/Strong), I would not have thought of combining those two feelings together, but you seem to have pulled it off rather well! The rotating camera is a cool feature, since it relays the feeling of dizziness without completely inhibiting the movement of the player, which keeps the game fun! And the fact that you can punch the boxes away with ease certainly makes the character feel strong. Your description suggests a “dreamlike” state as the motivation, and I can totally see that – a dream where you feel rather dizzy, but also powerful and a bit numb to pain. That is how some dreams feel like, and I think that you relayed that very well.

The only major suggestion I would make is for you to reduce the speed of the player in the scared/weak mode. You built up the atmosphere of this terrified state very well (with the darkness and the breathing), but that illusion is not as effective when the player can easily move around at great speeds. If the character moved really slowly, then this would complement the heavy/shaky breathing sounds, and would really feel like a scary horror game.

That said, I still think that you did very well at making the two modes express their own distinct feels. Well done!