I really like the art and music. The controls have quite the learning curve but I did get the hang of it eventually. Fits the theme very well and was enjoyable to play!

I really like the idea of this game, and it looks great. However, I had a lot of trouble trying to control the player and move around. It didn't make sense to me and I kept wanting to press right to go left and vice versa because it's the direction the stream came out. I found it frustrating in an unenjoyable way but I love the concept. With some polish this could be great

I love the art and the music and sound are also really nice.

The concept of the gameplay is also really cool. And I can see how that might be fun.

However. It is way too hard. The player shouldn't die multiple times on the very first screen. And I never got any further than the first screen so I have no idea if the game got any easier or even harder after that.

What adds to the frustration is that the game doesn't seem to be that hard. But it is.

I can't really say much more because I didn't experience a majority of the game.

My suggestion would be that the astronaut doesn't get damaged no matter how they land and have damage only be dealt by hazards in the levels. That way the difficult movement would be preserved which this game builds upon but it wouldn't nearly be as frustrating.

I spent almost half an hour to :

• learn to make little smooth jump to be able to move on the left or on the right
• understand the good distance from which a upper platform can be reach
• learn how to make to jump by carefully choosing a good orientation before releasing the space bar
• learn to quickly spin around at the middle of the jump because the platform can not be reach otherwise
• carefully manage my life point because most of the platform can not be reached without hurting yourself
• suicide myself when I was hurt  too soon to have enough life for later and take care to not move while dying to not be hurt as soon as I respawn

And with that, after a lot of deaths and retry, I finally managed to pass the first screen where is written the text that say to use space to jump and the left/right arrow to move (thank you the game, I really appreciate your help), before to abandon at the second screen when I saw this electric plant that instant kill. So I would say that the game is very pretty with nice pixel art, sounds and music and, I suppose, kind of fun because I spent some time on it, but also that there is a possibility that may be we can consider that the difficulty is a little too high (at least for a first screen that explain to press SPACE to jump)...

Nice! You have a really nice balance of difficulty, and I can't help but look at the screenshots and wonder how it feels to get that far, I was expecting Esc to pause and it just closed the whole thing :(

Some things that might help that you might already have in mind:

• Showing HP
• Showing a meter or visual feedback to let players know how hard will they jump
• Updating sprite when Space bar is pressed while not on the ground

And some ideas came to mind, one, making a bit of particles shoot when jumping, this would mean the astronaut is using thrusters on top of their legs, this would also increase the effective distance of the jump (IE being able to propel yourself off walls using the jump by being near the wall but not necessarily touching it), allowing for more advanced movement.

Two, rolling feels like it could be a mechanic by itself and it making you receive damage feels unfair, maybe this is by design, but rolling could be used for more precise positioning, maybe still make bumping your head have some negative effect other than the chance of having to redo the whole level.

And I always love being able to convey ideas and characters with a reduced amount of pixels, well done!