In the how to play bit, it says "Can you reach the max score of 720?". Immediately after starting the game, I could truthfully answer "No. No, I cannot."

Despite there being essentially no way that my capabilities would allow me to do well in this, it's an interesting concept. The idea of controlling two components separately at the same time is a nice way to ramp up difficulty for something that might otherwise be overly easy, so that's good. I also liked the touch of adding different notes of the song we hear in the menu to the rings, playing out the song (presumably) if you hit all the rings.

Controlling both stars was pretty tricky! the game looks nice, its intuitive on what to do and functions how I would expect. good job!

Nice! Took me a minute to get the hang of controlling both, still not very coordinated, but very fun

Fun game, Cool Visuals

Enjoyment: Was a bit tough to handle. But honestly was nice when I managed to hit notes in succession.

Concept: The idea is really cool. Especially if you have a second player controlling the other star.

Presentation: Trippy visuals, lovely sounds.

Limitation: No gravity is still a good use of this limitation.

It seems that i have terrible two-hand coordination and i can not for the life of me move both stars to their correct rings.  What i can manage to do, however, is move them outside the playing area. Every. Time.

This game was very close to being amazing. The complexity of moving both star would have been much more balanced if they moved faster. That said, the art, sound, and gameplay made my playthrough a very enjoyable experience. Great game!

Fun game :)