I built a supergun that bounced and made a thousand mini bullets which made me to level 17 and killed a million space ships. I love the idea of building your spaceships laser gun with random upgrades dropped every round. The system you have works very nicely apart from some upgrades being a bit hard to understand / vague and the upgrade system was also a bit vague and it seemed like it didn't do anything for some upgrades. I would love to have more stats shown for the spaceship as some upgrades referenced stats that weren't shown. The ships moves at a good speed that is very appropriate for  bullet hell and the trail helps locating him so good job on that. The game looks awesome and didn't have a stale moment. What are your plans going forward for this game?

I always have fun playing this game. I have no idea why, I just zone out while playing.

I like the new enemies and the variety they add. Also the modifier seem more refined now. While playing though I accidentally found out that the modifiers that I thought were the worst in the game become very important for a broken build. I mean the wall bounce and the extra life time modifier, they allow stuff like this to exist: The radiation build.

All the bullets lasted a very long time, bounced all over the place and pierced enemies, so I didn't even need to aim and everything died on its own after violently shaking for a moment. The only thing I had to worry about was figuring out where was my ship. I eventually died to a cluster of bombs spawning right next to me taking my HP from full to 0. After dying the remaining bullets on the screen killed all following waves, finished the level and then started a new level where they kept killing enemies. All while the screen still said "Game over". It was hilarious. I wanted to make a video to show to you but the compression would have killed it.

I think all cyan and green modifiers are really not worth taking. They cost too much and do too little,  except the bullet destroying modifier which I should have used. But still, 10 energy feels excessive.

the movemetn is real smooth and building guns is fun 

only complains is that by the later levels the background and your own bullets get way too distracting, hard too see whats going on

Super unique and interesting game. I had a blast designing my guns. It's clear that a lot of thought went into figuring the customization out and it shows - everything with that section is rock solid and I can offer no feedback that I think would improve it, just add more modifiers.

I found a couple of issues with other aspects:

-The damage sound is much louder compared to the fire sound, it was a bit annoying. It kinda makes sense since you want to alert the player, but it could get toned down a bit

-Lack of an options menu hurts , especially considering how nice and thoughtful the customization UI is

-The player projectile are homing - maybe as a result of a modifier that I missed, but what ended up happening is I would just spin in circles and not control my ship's orientation, since the missiles would go for the nearest ship. I think that takes away a skill portion (aiming) from the game

-Difficulty curves - for me the hardest part was as soon as the enemies spawn, since you'll most likely be surrounded. The level then becomes much easier if I survive the first second or so of the wave. 

-Sometimes the ship wouldn't be distinct enough from the background or surrounding enemies (or both) and I'd lose sight of it. Might be an issue on my end more than anything since it's late at night and I'm blind as fuck

Everything else is stellar, especially the nice presentation with the backgrounds and enemy design

Final score: Need a techno soundtrack and you've got a winner / 10

very cool love the way the background changes around the character looks cool and keeps the player model focused.  seems like a solid base for a game to me maybe adding a way to reroll loot into better loot like in vermintide would be cool or being able to find parts for the ship.

I made it to level 33 and the gameplay is very fun and addicting. The game's visuals are appealing and I like the little details as well such as the background reacting to the player. The challenge is there and at no point did I feel it was too hard or easy. The mechanic of mixing and matching modifiers is great especially the part where upgrading modifiers can allow you to save on the cost limit. Finding fun combinations such as rapid fire to take care of hordes or a slow, homing missile that can two-shot enemies is great and specific enemy types (like the orange ones that spawn bullets on death) makes you think twice before shooting at the enemy spawn. More modifiers would be fun to see.

The modifier list is great with different colors to distinguish types. Because of the colors, it wasn't a big deal scanning through the list but a sort feature could be helpful. Also, having certain buttons to auto remove modifiers from guns or the crafting slot (like a right-click) could speed things up, but clicking and dragging was barely an issue.

Movement is really fast and it's fun to try out new upgrades. It also starts to get lots of bullet spam very quickly and it's fun. Good game.