Was waiting for public judging to end before commenting..
   Quite a bit of this is well-reasoned and insightful. 
Leading off with shade on the friends and fam offering support to a lone budding dev and accusations of foul-play multi-account reviews is less savory.  More baffling is the sentiment that a rhythm-based single-dev student-spin on the shump genre somehow owes anything to a group project ("we worked on")  that wears its derivative nature right in its title.  No need for the shade-slinging, but good job on the actual analysis.