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Oooo, I like the idea of making an autofire weapon. Thanks for the suggestions!

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll hopefully have some time on my hands this weekend to expand the game a bit to include enemies and such. I'll export for web as well!

I do plan to add something to make the game more challenging over time. I've thought of maybe having a more constant flow of enemies, and a reserve of colors and shapes for faster game play. That's an interesting idea, about combining shapes. I'll have to think about that. Thanks for playing!

Thanks for checking it out! Glad you enjoyed it. 

Thanks for the feedback, and thanks for playing! I'm definitely considering polishing up some aspects, including the visuals you mention. I'll be checking yours out in a bit.

Thanks for playing! I'm considering changing it up a bit in terms of "winning". Something more akin to earning points to be displayed on a leaderboard. I was also on the fence about having the circle add to the front or back. Still up in the air on that one. I'll be checking yours out soon.

Love the simple, cartoonish aesthetics, and appreciate the straightforward, intuitive mechanics.

I have a the best circle of critics. Honest, but relatively gentle. Well, gentle aside from my 5 year old daughter. Brutally honest! But, as I'm typing this, she's cycling through reactions ranging from excitement when she "wins" to despair when she "loses". Her reactions are actually the most fun for me to witness. 

Anyway: what is your circle of critics like? How invaluable are they to you? I know for myself, my circle of critics are absolutely necessary. I live in my head and get obsessed with abstract ideas. I'm convinced my games would be utterly indigestible by anyone but myself if it weren't for my friends and family being honest with me.

Going pretty well! Needs more polishing, but I knew for myself I had to submit as is for now. I have far too long a track record of unfinished projects due to being eternally anal over every aspect. I decided to start joining game jams to at least get the motivation to let go of a project regardless of whether it's exactly what I envision. Then, I can be open to criticism and hopefully grow accordingly!