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I made it too the moon! And I submitted my time? I tried to? I pushed the button, but I didn't see what my time was or if there was a leaderboard or anything. There was little notification in the top left about not being authenticated.

Anyway, this was great! It reminded me of a very old web game called Double Wires which I used to play over and over despite having far less content than what your game does.

My brain really isn't capable of alternating limbs with the mouse buttons well, so I feel like I passed the vast majority of the sections different than intended. The only area which gave me genuine trouble is the long stretch with spikes to either side. And, speaking of those, I really appreciated the checkpoints.

The music is great, the whip-like sounds of the arms are fantastic. The voice is fun and funny. (I did start to wish that spikes restored health...)

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Ah - it sounds as though the leaderboard may not have loaded. The authentication thing is for the benefit of anyone who wants to use a gd.games account: it’s not necessary if you simply type in a name. (In hindsight I should possibly have cleared the banner from the screen during the leaderboard load.)

I just looked up Double Wires and think I played it back in the day! It’s entirely possible it was a bit of an influence on this.

If I come back to this idea, I think I might opt for a single arm anyway (the bits that really benefit from having two seem to be what gives people the most trouble). Someone else suggested having more vertical space above the player, which I think would be a good idea, and if the whole thing ends up being portrait anyway I figure it might be worth aiming for controls that would suit a phone touchscreen.