Awesome game !

I wasn't a huge fan of Guntner in last year's competition, but this version surprised and impressed me. I had a great time with it. The game has a unique style, good humor, and substantial variety. You also did a great job with performance, having so much going on without noticeable slowdown. This is a polished, interesting, and entertaining game.

Watched development of this... Hope people give it a fair try. It's absolutely exhilarating once you get what it's all about and a one of a kind experience on the NES.

Also, procedural sound and mad levels of polish... and it's only 24kb??!

Has a strong aesthetic direction and sticks to it. It's definitely the most Superjail-esque NES title in existence. I also really enjoy the palette customization option, and the surprising fluidity of some of the sprites, such as the ant. Plus, manual and packaging are all excellent. 

I was overwhelmed by this game at first, I could not make heads or tails of what was happening. However, I came back to it a couple of weeks later and left with a deep appreciation for it. I took the time to look through the menu options, and appreciate the interesting palette-swapping options available. I really enjoyed the varied boss fights and the sheer amount of sprites on-screen without CPU slowdown.  I'm really happy I gave it a second look, the type of unique personality this game expresses is what I find interesting in Nes homebrew overall.  Solid work, very weird, definitely cool. 

This was the only entry that made me lol. Good job!

It's a Gábor Csupó fever-dream!

Differentiating between power-ups and baddies can be a bit tricky even once I learned the shapes of the power-ups and who'd drop 'em. I like the trade-off decisions you have to make between firing at enemies and avoiding them to build your energy/shield/13th dimensional flux/whatever...