SO awesome! Great graphics, cool music, and solid gameplay! Made me doubt my dedication to jam solo :p

There isn't really much to say about an amazing game - I usually only criticize or mutter about my philosophical interpretations. This one is just a good game!

Wow! Amazing entry. This was something you can tell is going to be fun within 5 seconds of starting it up :)

I was really impressed this was done in a week, then so much more impressed that there's even a working high score service too.

Just completed the game! The VFX was amazing, and the real-time tutorial was implemented in a very clever way. I like how there was text near a new mechanics explaining how everything worked. The controls also seemed very intuitive.

I like how the level reacted to completions of sections, and how the camera shifted very smoothly. The lights were also really cool, as I always love lighting lol. 

Also, how did you guys get the sound of the pinball rolling to play so reactively? That was pretty crazy too. The sound design was top notch.

Downside is I didn't see the theme connect too well, and although I was surprised at how much technical effort this might have took, I didn't think the concept was that original.

It was very interesting to play Escape Velocity. The use of pinball mechanics to move the ball feels like playing mini-golf or something similar where the goal is to get the ball in the right place.

The experience was complete from start to finish, with the surprise of seeing an online leaderboard. :O

I only encountered one issue at the beginning of the game, which was that sometimes the ball randomly exits the game after completing the loop, returning to the starting point. This confused me and made me have to restart the game a couple of times until I passed the first stage of the game

Overall, it was a good experience. Good job!

I love pinball games and this was a credible attempt at making one. You've put a good amount of attention to detail into the graphics and level design and different pusher and flipper mechanisms.

I do feel that the game physics were not quite balanced right. The ball was sluggish at times and the behaviour was a little unpredictable. Now, I know that Godot physics in 4.1 is not great so I think the engine takes a lot of the blame here. I have had a good experience with using godot-jolt as a swap in replacement - but I'm not sure if it supports HTML5 games yet.

The ascension theme is loosely linked and you're obviously controlling the environment rather than a character - and no death so that's the wildcards ticked off.

I sadly got beaten by the game (or my terrible skills) and couldn't progress past the grabber area 

Sweet game, you guys could totally make this into a full length game!

Amazing result.  I want more :) 

Same camera issue than Try dev. That's the only bad thing ^^

How the hell did you succeed in about 1 min guys?

Great, complete, highly polished experience. Well done!

Graphics look production-grade, I could imagine buying or downloading game that looks that good in Windows XP / 7 era with a bit more content.

Sometimes camera changes position making the ball be out of view (i.e. the part where you magnet the ball up on a 45* slope, right before next level). A small issue, because it then goes back to previous position, when ball goes back far enough.

Great job!

Very fun, got 1:17

Wow I am so impressed of the quality of  this game, it's really a nice game with even a leaderboard !  A bit hard sometimes when you should click on separate objects very quicly, an idea for that is to bind some keys on  each type of object where you can interact, like the very good game Yoku's Island Express (if you  didn't played it yet go for it)

What a cool way to start off this game jam.

An innovative take on pinball in a futuristic setting with a cyber-ish aesthetic that's supported by snazzy music and punctual sound design. The mechanics and level design worked hand-in-hand to make each part of the game challenging. Further, the camera work in the 3D space is among the most incredible I've seen in a Godot game. Bested the game in <three minutes, though I benefited from first-time luck, because my second playthrough went over five.

The combination of needing to control the velocity of the ball enough so that it could be picked up by the magnet was excellent balancing, and creates opportunities for the player to attempt to work two mechanics to achieve one goal. Appreciated the in-game tooltips for how to use the inputs to control plungers, flippers, and magnets. These are far more intuitive than reading a pre-game manual. Gorgeous graphics and colour scheme cap off a well-developed experience.

My only criticism is that the mechanics and level design were so fun, that it felt like it ended prematurely, and I was ready for more. Alas, thus are the limitations of a nine-day jam where sometimes the pendulum swings more towards developing features than exploiting them to their fullest. I'd love it if this game was expanded upon, but that seems to rarely happen with jam games. Not much else to criticize, except that my gaming laptop scalded my thighs in the midst of running this program, and I may need to head out now to pick up some Polysporin from the pharmacy. Does Godot Wild Jam have any insurance?

As usual, this team pushing the boundaries of what could be possible in a limited timeframe. Well done, friends.