Pros:

• Nice clean execution of an idea for theme adherence
• Fun uses of random selection stuff
• Good ambience and style

Cons:

• Sometimes confusing controls
• Lack of variety over time
• Instant fail state

Here & There:

As far as the theme adherence goes, this was nicely done. The execution of the each-level-is-a-new-game concept is very well done and doesn't cause the player to feel a slog between each iteration. The outro for each level was cool, but also could have used some more variation, and the one part that I feel was lacking was the intro paragraph which only changes the name of the planet on each successive level. This text could have utilized some random generation to good effect I think. I got to Exodus 8 but then gave up because the price to continue was getting up there, and the boost upgrade drop was just too rare that it felt like it was taking a long time to get the 350 to proceed. I think the system layout stays the same after 5, though I might be mistaken, that's another small thing which could have helped solidify the feeling of progression between each level. The instant death is a bit harsh too, considering that asteroids coming from below can't really be seen to be avoided when at speed. It's a really clean looking game though and with some tweaks could be put up on a mobile marketplace or something, I do believe. Nicely done.

Graphically, sound-wise this is really nice. 

The gameplay was kinda wierd, but I actually quite enjoyed it overall. I'd comment that while the planet orbiting thing is neat, it's actually pretty annoying when rotating the system as it kinda fucks with your sense of where you expect the planets to end up.

The difficulty is kind of all over the place, some rocks you get basically no time to react to.

I don't like that in order to obtain an upgrade or move on, you have to use your mouse to select buttons. This wouldnt be an issue but its the only way you can avoid rocks, which leaves you with an awkward choice between "don't die" and "interact with the buttons" which is kind of lame..

Quick little game that I played a few iterations of. It left like some weird grandchild of asteroids.  The endless sequels are cute.

It didn't feel very challenging to keep the earth like planet out of the way as I could spin the solar system rather quickly. It's a fun idea, but I'm not quite sure where it could go from here.

Fun. I liked it. It was a touch hard to control. I can't really put my finger on why. Like sometimes when I would expect to go right I went left. You got me when the game ended the first time. I was like "Is that it?" but then more. Were the powerups not working? I got the impression I was supposed to get a shield and 2x the money but they didn't seem to have an effect. I also wish the spaceships took a bit more initiative getting things a little further away. Sometimes it was hard to collect the money that was on the field, and I also wish the ships would grab more than one thing per trip! There would be a few clustered payloads and the ship would only grab one.