Judge feedback

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• It was a well made project, and I didn't find any technical issues with the game, I couldn't complete the game because I found it to be a bit difficult, but not to punishing, this was due mostly to the movement; I didn't really feel I had much control over my character. Aside from this one issue I have with balance I'd say you have a fairly complete game. I really like the simple pixel art graphics, the game was very pleasing to look at, there weren't any inconsistencies in the art and the simple UI fit in well with the general aesthetic of the game. I found the game to be pretty fun to play but again the difficulty really detracted from this, I'm not sure why I struggled to get used to the controls but I just couldn't fully understand it, and my enjoyment of the game suffered for this. I can't say I've seen any roguelikes with launch based movement, was pretty new to me and very interesting. The game is well designed, and is decent for something made in seven days, seems like a finished idea, and an idea I would like to see expanded. Not too much like a roguelike in my eyes, although having certain features I would consider to be very much like a roguelike, it lacks many more. seems more like a casual arcade game.
• Roguelike pinball. This game is beautiful, way nicer looking than you expect to get from a 7DRL. The gameplay is polished and fun. The only gripe is that it skirts the line of being a roguelike, way more into the roguelite spectrum, if not just an arcade, action game.
• Completeness: Fully implemented and found no bugs. Aesthetics: The art is great, the movement looks really smooth and funny, and the soundtrack is very charming. Excellent overall. Fun: It's very fun for the first few minutes, but the time taken in resolving turns means prolonged play feels like waiting around a lot. I had a lot of fun but near the end it started to wear. The enemy variety is limited as well, though it is a 7DRL. Innovation: The "settling" mechanic is a really good way of resolving the difference between physics-based and grid-based movement, and the physics-based movement is rarer than grid-based in general. This is a great prototype! Scope: Entirely reasonable. Traditional Roguelikeness: Yep that's a Roguelike.