I think there's an interesting idea here, but the way it's presented is beyond frustrating. I'm not happy to admit that I couldn't even get the second coin. The platforms were too small to accurately land on each time, and they never felt like they would behave the way you want them to. They'd move when you don't want them to, and they stay still when you really need them out of the way. Once you had too many on screen, it was more than likely that you'd get stuck. 

I didn't care much for the controls either; I would have preferred Z and X to jump and shoot, not Z and Space, but that's just personal preference. The ability to control zoom levels was a nice touch, but I think a more elegant solution would have been to zoom the base camera out a bit and to have smaller, more easily beatable levels.

On a more positive note, I think the music, sound effects, and overall aesthetic presentation were well done.

All 10 coins collected!

I really enjoyed the concept, but like the others have pointed out, the lack of a tutorial makes this game really hard to get into. It took me a while to even figure out you could change the bullets. Also, a button to reset the bullets rather than having to wait til 1000 would've been pretty nice. I did enjoy figuring out ways to use each type, and I ended up needing them all for my journey. Thanks for the fun!

Funny and interesting, but quickly becomes annoying.

Cool game. I was having a lot of trouble when I needed to go up the huge cliff but I succeeded. 

Some things that I liked in order of most important to least important:

* The game felt pretty relaxing due to its sound track and gameplay. I didn't feel any pressure in the gameplay.

*The gameplay was pretty interesting. It was different and the gameplay felt pretty immersive as the player was given simple mechanics and there were multiple creative solutions the player could come up with those mechanics. I, for example, tried building stairs with bullets.

*The soundtrack was pretty interesting and not repetitive.

Some things that I disliked in order of most important to least important:

* I disliked the lack of a tutorial. Since there was not a proper tutorial, I was confused on how to know when to use the mechanics properly. For example, other than cosmetic differences, I do not understand the differences between bullet types.

* After a lot of bullets, the game could get pretty messy and this did not look nice. Sometimes, I might have accidentally surrounded myself by a bunch of bullets with no way to escape. The only solution I had was to keep on shooting until the level reloaded again so that the level would not have any more bullets.

* The controls were pretty strange and unusual. I particularly did not like using the Z and X button and I thought there were too many buttons in the game. It would have been better if there were less buttons so the player experience wouldn't feel so awkward.

* The UI, particularly at the main menu of the game, looks messy. The text is almost unreadable and this did not make me feel good.

I'M DROWNING INTO BULLETS. Really nice and random I guess. 

Probably the most random, yet challenging and just straight up Clever game idea. Who in the world other than you would come up with this, Its such a strategic game I love it, 5 Star 10/10 game, I know this is for a game Jam and i think this game could not be any better for what it is. Amazing job! like seriously AMAZING GAME, The music and SFX i fell in love with.

The concept was really cool, but I found it hard to actually make progress. Could use some explaining on how each bullet type behaves maybe? Or a simple tutorial. Nice work though!