Super simple gameplay, but it was addictive in that way that those simpler games can be sometimes. I liked the perspective that you were working with, there were a lot of nice little touches added to really sell it, like the bullets speed and size changing, the particles when things exploded getting bigger depending on how close they are.

The mouse cursor was nigh on invisible to me, lol, I was using the bullets as tracers really to tell where I was shooting. And it definitely needed to be full screen, I clicked off the window a bunch of times while playing. The graphics were retro and sold that sort of 80's neon vibe well. I only wish the targets had been something other than actual targets, it would've fitted in better.

I played till I got to 100, wondering if there would be some change to the gameplay, but other than things maaaybe speeding up a bit, I didn't notice much.

It's a very simple premise done well, but it needed to have a little more danger, more variety and a goal of some sort to really make it sing. Good job =)

colours are nice, i recognize that song ;) it is from another title of yours. hard to see smaller dots and the green square doesn't really require movement in fact i didn't move for a minute or two i only moved just because i wanted to not because i had to.  perhaps a points system vs a kill count would keep attention for the player, the big dots worth less then the smaller dots set a time limit say 1 minute.

This was neat! The movement felt nice and smooth, and I liked the music. It was a little difficult to see the thin green reticle against the background, and I do wish there was some more variety to the gameplay than just shooting targets - but it's a great start! I liked the 3D visual style, it was really well done. Good work!