Unique gameplay that ends up being surprisingly addicting. I played it for so long that after stopping, it looked like my monitor was moving to the right for a minute, lol.

I like the idea of manipulating a vector field to control the motion of an object, but I think it's a bit too hard to predict how the flower will move. Additionally, the gaps you need to clear need fine grain moves that just weren't available. However, there is a solid idea here.  Also, I think it's worth considering it as a mobile game, too.

I definitely had fun. Reminds me of those simulators they have for high school physics classes. Great concept for a game.

"We're not particularly happy with the end result, you can barely call it a game at this point."

Don't be so hard on yourself. It's a novel and interesting game idea and quite playable. I have seen much worse submissions to weekend game jams.