This game is delightful!!

The sound design is unlike anything I've played before, it just elevates this game so much.

I think others said it but my only gripe is that the game sometimes punishes you for aiming directly at a planet, which can be a little disappointing when its part of the main objective it feels like.

I played that game for entirely too long haha

Just the right balance of fun/infuriating.

You hit the foddian nail on the head.

My only piece of feedback would be some kind of indicator to show the direction of the black hole. It's very easy to lose track of.

Great game!

Wonderful music and great concept, tho I could not make it very far at all. Usually my ship would point into the planet I landed or spin uncontrollably. Love the music changing pitch as you go and the art!

Played for about 12 minutes, got relatively far but got stuck between two asteroids (that didn't had gravity) and wasn't able to continue.

Solid and fun entry to the jam! I liked how there is a natural comeback mechanic when you miss a planet when you are far from the blackhole, because you start orbiting with a lot of speed and you can hope you'll not end up at the beginning. Two thing I wasn't too keen on:

- The player's angular velocity. A lot of times the direction I ended up orbiting a planet was pointing inwards, and this automatically kill the chance of making progress. I had to launch myself into the planet and just hoped for the best after colliding with it (this usually meant the ship would fall all the way back to the beginning).
- Changing the pitch of the music with the distance. I liked the idea and I loved the game Aesthetics! But changing the pitch on small intervals causes some weirdness feelings with the audio to me, like it was wobbling from low to high pitches when you're at high speed. I liked the music enough that I wish I could just chill and listen to it hahaha.

Pretty good game!

The game is fun, took a while to beat. When the launch direction is towards the planet or especially when it is rotating uncontrollably it's a bit frustrating. Otherwise very fun and the sound effects are cool.

I liked the game, the player’s launch direction is seemingly random but I think it is possible, 9/10

a very good game!

Really interesting concept! I liked a lot of the execution. I would echo some of the feedback regarding the seeming randomness of the player's facing, which could feel a bit (too) tedious. But overall, a really fun movement concept, and I was really impressed the way it still feels very Foddian despite having such a unique system!

This jam was about making a generally unforgiving game with no real checkpoints, and has a constant threat of losing huge chunks of progress. My friend, you have done exactly that. 

The music changing with the distance from the black hold, the ability to automatically get unstuck (when stuck between two rocks), and the perfect use of gravity. You attention to detail was impeccable and the flow of the game is immaculate. Well done. 

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DUDE. From the second the music began shifting with the first hop, all kinds of happy chemicals are going off in the brain. The movement is sublime in its execution, the flow from planet to planet is addictive, and the musical shift when you (inevitably) fall back is comforting in some strange sense. I found this one spot on the map with a twin planet setup, and must admit I just watched it go for much longer than I had planned lol. 
This is fantastic. Y'all should be rightfully proud of it:)

Just completed the game, absolutely loved how the movement felt! It does sometimes feel like you don't have much control though, such as when you land on a planet and your arrow is "tidally locked" to facing the planet. Also it might've just been my playthrough but I found that the game gets easier the further you get away from the black hole, which is a bit odd in terms of balance. Still, this was a super satisfying game to play and I'm proud to say I got 3rd on the leaderboard (excluding the two times that were 0 and 2 seconds respectively, which I assume were for testing)!

Everthing except the gameplay is great. The player controlled thing can get stuck on a small rock, it can start spinning or face towards a planet, and this almost always results in a failed attempt. In my opinion, it's a game of chance.