I like the unique idea, but the presentation really isn’t there for me. It feels like you don’t really have impact on the world around you - you don’t effect the world, it doesn’t effect you. Plus, the gameplay doesn’t change that much - after all four children are on the screen, nothing changes. I’d be nice if there were more you could do beyond just move - maybe also add collectables so that you’re encouraged not to camp in one corner for the entire game?

Another thing that I didn’t realize made such a difference is sound. Even if you just grab a soundtrack from Opengameart.org, that makes a huge difference in your game. Try playing one of your favorite games without any sound and you’ll see what a huge difference it makes!

One video I love referencing is this one by Jonas Tyroller where he goes over some game design principles and ways to help improve a game. Maybe you could take a nugget or two from his video!

To conclude: I like the idea of the four children you avoid, but I feel like there was a whole lot more potential here you could expand on should you choose to do so.

its super easy and theres no goal, other than to survive for as long as possible? which gets pretty boring. need to either have more enemies, or make each of them spin and move at different rates.

A unique idea, but not very hard. I liked the different enemies.

Easy to stay alive with the mouse clicker.  unique idea for a game.  nice job