The game is pretty decent! Overall the dialogues are pretty uplifting and the gameplay is smooth. The audio was a bit loud for me and could've been a bit better suited, maybe, like slow, mellow beats? Overall a good 3P game! 

I liked the concept and was really looking forward to this one but I did struggle with the controls and I don't think the audio really matched the vibe indicated by the description. If that changed it could really change the whole feeling of the game.

That was a very nice, uplifting concept! Gameplay worked fine. I would have liked some credits or an acknowledgement that this was a solo dev project.

I don't want to sound overly critical here, but if you are going to make a game whose premise is focused on music, you'd better make sure that your music is incredibly effective, which I don't think you quite achieved. The BGM was just kind of there, it didn't evoke calm, or fear, or dread, so I would have preferred something subtler if the synth was going to truly be the star (pun intended) of the show. The star synth was also just a synth. Other than tempo and number of notes, there wasn't anything soothing about it when it was calm, or anything vulnerable or anxious about it in those other states. Using common approaches to dissonance and consonance in the melodic and harmonic aspects, changing timbre through EQ or other filters, there are a host of musical aspects that could have contributed to enhancing this that don't seem to have seen much attention. Most egregiously, the star's material doesn't seem to have any correlation at all to the BGM, either in correlation or in opposition. Make sure that all music elements are either working together, or that they are opposed in a manner that is logical.

Again, a really nice concept, and the gameplay worked nicely, it just really needs some musical attention to truly achieve what you were shooting for. 

P.S. If you're going to do voice acting with minimal editing, at least be sure to trim the end of the clip so that we don't hear you press the button to stop recording!

its a pretty solid game am not sure if i was the only who was lagging and getting some glitches but overall nice game

I think overall this was a cool idea with a wonderful premise. The idea of using music as cues for movement is a great idea! It's the gameplay that needed some polish as there were collision issues with the vines so I couldn't walk past certain paths and the star didn't seem to be able to follow too well as it got stuck behind some vines too.  I think the background music helped to create the correct mood, but if only the star emitted more soothing tones with the same kind of vibe instead of this synth would make it more cohesive. I think with more time you could really turn this into a very comforting and soothing game :)

It's looks like this game has big colliders and some glitches also. i am not able to play 

It was hard to get through the controls of this game and around the vines to start. Once I got to the other side of the gate, the game froze, so I wasn't able to play much else. The dialogue was a very nice touch but needs some editing; I can still hear mouse clicks and such. 

Not sure who composed the music, sadly. I love the idea of the interactive synth, but tonality is lacking in between the music and the synths, which causes some dissonance. In addition, the synths are very peaky and could benefit from a nice EQ mix to not be super overt. I honestly think that aspect of the game is so cool, having the synths change as you move, and I want to see more of this.