Loved the humeur and faux French, the style feeling like a silentois filmatique, and the unique concept and gameplay. I had trouble with the unicyquelle as well, mostly due to hitting the sides of the busking area and instantly tipping over, but I was enamored enough by the humor that I was determined to get out of debt and practice the mustache-plate-spinning. I still fell a lot, but once you get going with the plates, it's much easier to make money, so I did eventually finisheu the game! I had a real feeling of dread when the final challenge started, but I got there eaventuealleigh.
Unicycle difficulty aside, I liked that being more daring with your balance attracted more spectateureurs! The map seemed larger than was necessary, so wandering back and forth was slightly tedious, but only slightly, although it felt odd on rainy days after I could 100% Bleouf against Philippe — I'd just walk down, enter, leave, and walk back up. (It also just stayed on "Le Bleouf est fini..." after winning. Not sure if that's intentional or if I just missed something there.) The repeating drumrolls also got on my nerves eventually, but that wasn't a big deal.
Awesome job on this one. Reminded me of playing old web games as a kid. Thanque yeue foire thisue gammue!