NICE game i like the 2d pixel art and 3d graphics .very nice combination and your starting story explanation scene is enough to read dont reduce its time . and i also love the music ...

but you should not be able to control player after dead battery which i can and is it endless or it has a boss ?? if there are levels arranged then its very very  nice . very hard work!!  BEST  Game. 

I loved the combination of the perspective and the gameplay. Really fun to play. I thought the pixel graphics clashed somewhat with the 3D models.

Fun game with unique gameplay and excellent theme interpretation!
Really a moon shot!
Great job!

Your game was fun. I probably didn't get very far. Congratulations on your game.

Very nice game overall!

It's a little bit hard to tell sometimes if an obstacle is close or not, due to perspective.

Loved the graphics and sound. Good job!

Now all the debris is equally bright, and this does not allow you to focus on the nearest debris. I think it would be worth adding a little atmosphere so that the distant debris is a little in the haze (Although of course this is against our knowledge of space :)). Interesting to play, good work!

Very simple and well done. Polished. I really like the way you made use of the obstacles to create optical illusions and interesting movement patterns. The controls were responsive and the visual messaging was on point. Definitely a contender for best-in-show. Congrats and good luck. 

Really fun concept and execution, dodging all the debris makes for an exciting time, it sure gets difficult later on (especially when the red meteors get you in a bad spot where there is seemingly nowhere to run) but for the most part the challenge feels fair! Well done!

I have to say I didn't expect this kind of game after the menu screen :D
The game feels nice, at the start felt a bit slow but it all soon makes sense: it feels balanced and easy to get into, and the music is a really good fit. Graphics are cool, only thing that I could think of point out is the pallette feel a bit flat and could use more color... but not too much! As it is, it helps to plan a route amongst more cluttered sequences. Love the rythm of cluttering rising and ebbing, let's you relax a bt right when you need it.

It definetly gave me MDK vibes when the red meteors/heated debris (missiles?) try to hit you!

This is surprisingly playable. I like the announcements about entering different sections. Dodging debris is somewhat hard especially in later stages when it's pretty tightly packed.

Hope space isn't such a mess. That'd be awful.

Simple premise, but executed extremely well and quite addictive to play!

Took me a couple tries to make it though, as I slowly got the hang of it, my winning run took 243 seconds, 5 hits and netted me a score of 260 points. First of all, I love the atmosphere you created in this game. I didn't mind the intro, I thought it did a good job of setting the scene for the game. The music was very fitting and manages to give the game a relaxed vibe that contrasts the action happening. The low ploy graphical style works very well here, I especially like the design of the character with thrusters on their boots emitting particles, very cool! The space debris models look good and more importantly are easy to identify and react to, though I will admit that some of them (the rectangular frames and long bars) turned out a bit... plain (but you probably just ran out of time). I was very thrilled by the encounter at the end and certainly felt a bit of adrenaline dodging and weaving to stay alive. 

There are a couple points I would like to address however, the first being the obvious 'pop in' as obstacles are spawned, which I felt can be a bit jarring for the player (I think a simple fade in could be an easy fix for this). The second issue I had with the game is the fact that the character's movement is constrained to a certain area (which just so happens to be a subsection of the volume where all the debris spawns :) ) but the boundaries aren't explicitly demarcated. I know that this is a bit tricky since the game is set in space but this way the player has to kind of guess or know if they can still squeeze in between a piece of debris and the boundary. Maybe just an abstract guiding line would work here.

Other than the above (and those are really minor issues), I find that the game turned out great! Nicely done.

I love the aesthetics of this entry! I couldn't get to the Moon; only reached the exosphere. But the music, sounds and little robotic "ENTERING THE STRATOSPHERE", colours and mixture of styles are all great.

The game has the right amount of challenge, though sometimes it's hard to perceive where the debris is depth-wise. If there was something to work on, I'd focus on that (and also making the intro skippable, haha).

I was pleasantly surprised by this entry. I would really like to make stuff like this stylistically.

PS: The batteries' collision box is too small!!

The Moon needs my SID 6581? Are they bored without any chiptunes to play?

I have to say, between that and the menu screen, I was expecting the game to be a lot more, well, 8-bit instead of 3D. Not a complaint, just a surprise.

Dodging those damn eight-way spinny things is a pain. I want to blame the collision detection… but no, it’s almost certainly my fault, and the game seems well balanced. Nice work!

"The intro is a bit long and not skippable" LOL! I enjoyed the wildly different audiovisual styles. My depth perception is apparently very poor so my guy received some punishment. Good fun.

Gameplay: The movement felt good and the obstacles were good too. The upgrades(battery and the ring) were good but maybe another (maybe indestructible?) could be good.

Graphics: The models were good. I liked the 2d menu also.

Audio: The music was good and I liked how you did the voice for the captain dude.

Innovation: This game is pretty innovation

Theme: Recycle space debris and travelling from Earth to Moon with no spaceship in just a few minutes.

Overall: Good game!

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I loved the gameplay and the switch from the 3d intro to 2d menu then 3d gameplay again.
One feedback: I could not figure out how close I was to actually pick a power-up, which made me miss so many of them.
But overall, this was a nice fun game!

Good job :)
I ALMOST made to the end, like 10s from the moon :'(

This was fun! The chill jazz soundtrack, the sound effects, and the synthesized speech really gave it a fun character that actually had me smiling while I was playing. It was honestly too hard for me to beat, but felt fair, with a good difficulty curve.

Well done!

I really liked the chill vibes and the gameplay ideas! The music was great too!

Judging depth was a bit too hard for me I'm afraid. I liked the graphics, but I felt like there were three conflicting art styles in this game, which was a bit weird.

What does the km number represent? It's not the distance to the goal, because it barely changes at all as you progress. What is it for?

Heh- that was fun :) I loved the sort of starfox-esq video view on the side.

Would have been nice to have had a fading/larger depth-of-field so debris were more visible and didn’t “pop”, but I was playing on the webgl build so it’s always a balance between quality and performance there!