I liked the idea, but there are a lot of design decisions that hold the game back. The timer on the shooting does not mix well with the puzzle aspect of the game. In the time you get, you first have to notice which ways the lasers shoot (which is made unintuitive, since the wizard is not the origin, but the tile in front of it); then you have to puzzle out how you can hit every target; and then you have to position yourself to the right spot. If you could retry a level immediately, then this difficulty could have been manageable (still not good, as you are almost required to fail before you can succeed.) But now you get booted back to the very start, which is needlessly punishing. This made me not get past the fourth puzzle, since I failed it three times, and then gave up.

On the good site the art is quite nice and the music is good. The lack of sound effects is quite noticeable, and would improve the feeling quite a lot. Also one time I passed a level while one enemy was still alive, but I couldn't reproduce it.

Still, keep up the good work!

The concept is cool and I liked how the game tests your reaction times! I wish there were other, more interesting enemy types (maybe there are later, I didn’t get all the way to the end) to spice things up - maybe they move or something? I also thought the screenshake was a bit too much. But I liked the combination of quick reactions and puzzling, and the graphics were top notch. Good job!

Took me a while to understand what I was supposed to do, checkpoints and a tutorial would be nice. The game concept is really cool and I was able to do several levels, music and art are great. I'm not sure on the solution myself but potentially something to do with the UI where it shows the arrows on the left could be changed to make things clearer, when I first started playing it looked like rhythm game prompts and I wasn't sure what I was supposed to do. Great game overall! 

The core mechanic felt good, I felt like I was move a large swath of land with the shaking.  The woodland creatures were beautiful too. 

At first I thought I would prefer to see the moves in advance, but not knowing those moves caused me to plan ahead, which was interesting.  "If I get diagonals, which creatures should I hit?.. oh what if it's a straight and a diagonal".  That planning would reward a first-time victory, but (assuming there were checkpoints) it could also be more relaxing by just having trial and error and a small memory game. 

There were a couple times where I totally missed a single creature by the end, but it was a success anyway, which was relieving haha. Anyways great game!!

I think players with small brains like me need more time lol
but nice idea, nice artwork! I like it