Interesting game! I thought the main menu was aesthetically pleasing and the music gave it a very cinematic feel. Instructions on how to play were clear from the menu. Props on the procedural level generation because it's well done! I made it pretty far and traveled 763k miles. The controls and the bounce physics were pretty nice, although I think the gameplay got slightly repetitive about 5 minutes into it. Perhaps if new obstacles or enemies gradually appeared farther into the game, I think it would make the goal of reaching the last planet a little more enticing. Although the gameplay could be improved, I think this game's strength lies in the educational value of it. I think it’s pretty awesome that the game pays respect to astronomy by using accurate planetary distances from the sun. I also noticed that you as the player can travel at the accurate speed of light. Props on the research and accuracy. Given the fact that you actually travel at the speed of light, it would take at least about 4.16 hours to reach the last planet! Pretty educational game that really puts that fact into perspective by making you do the traveling. I thought it was occasionally hard to tell the difference between the meteors in the level and background (perhaps if they were different colors or if the background or if the foreground meteors were outlined or glowing?) Overall, pretty awesome! I think this would be pretty cool to have for people to play at an observatory. 
Submitted: T.I.M.E.
