Problem I still see from the last trailer April 2019

I think LordKaiser has a point, purifyweirdshard . Technically, I think there's a difference between presenting a solid platform and a platform that either has some manner of gaps in it (like a board with a hole and grate with spaced bars) or else is spaced enough from the back wall (like the hammocks and masts) so that you could theoretically fall or rise behind/around it. But what we're unfortunately seeing, as far as I can tell, is Miriam falling or rising "through" some platforms regardless of their shape, placement, or spacing. I think this is one of those things that may have to be ignored as a quirk of the transition from 2D to 2.5D, but Dracula X Chronicles seemed to get it right (well, more often than not) despite using some 3D assets. I agree that the current situation is not ideal for a modern entry in this genre, but I can understand how it could have been overlooked in the development process, as it involves the layering of the assets and consideration of how level design will vary depending on scenarios. Hopefully it could be touched up, but I imagine it's probably too late. I don't know much about programming, but I imagine you'd either have to replace the platform assets that look more unnatural or else change how Miriam interacts with them. I think they're mostly all programmed to act the same right now. The easiest solution for many of the problematic ones would probably be to have Miriam pass over them (which creates the illusion of climbing or jumping off something in the background), as seen with Soma in Aria of Sorrow below.

COMPARISONS (sometimes it's right, sometimes it's not...Last two images are examples from older demo, but seem still relevant to the discussion)

Appreciate the insight, rav4ishing

I do have to say, after a little more digging, these mistakes do happen...