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The control system is super clear! I really like how the buttons are grouped—MOVE, ROTATE, SCALE makes everything very logical. As someone who doesn’t usually play 3D games, I didn’t feel lost at all. The HELP screen is really helpful too, especially the visual keyboard icons. It’s great that you included a RESET button, so I could freely try different moves without worrying. That gave me confidence to explore and experiment. Smooth, clear, and friendly for beginners!

Each scene feels like its own world, but they still feel part of the same game. The warplane scene is fast and open, the tank scene feels grounded and strategic, and the boat scene is chill but a bit more reactive. I liked being able to choose which one to start with from the main menu, without being forced into a fixed order. Transitions are smooth, and I never had to guess what to click next. Everything just works. That balance of freedom and structure is really impressive.

I was pleasantly surprised by the audio feedback—it’s subtle but effective. Each button has a distinct click sound, and the music fits the military-cartoon theme really well. I also liked how the score update was paired with a star bounce animation. These little touches made everything feel polished. The pause and game over screens fade in nicely too, with just the right timing. One suggestion: maybe add sound effects when hearts are lost to increase the sense of urgency.

Very good use of color! I love it！The sky, water and trees are in perfect harmony. I like the design of the fighter jet and the airstrip, which is good for visual interest. The low polygon style adds charm to the design. I suggest tweaking the shadow to make it more dramatic, which is slightly weaker now. 

Minimalist style is very pleasing! The design of all buttons in uppercase English has a game UI feel. A small suggestion: You can consider adding light colored background separators to button groups with different functions, which can quickly establish the user's mental model. The current font size and spacing look very comfortable.

Your way of interacting is really good! Using buttons to control movement, rotation, and scaling is more intuitive than direct animation and is especially suitable for beginners to understand editing logic. When I tested it, the response was pretty smooth. But it would be nice to add a "current position" or "zoom value" prompt! This allows users to know the state of their current control. Other than that, the overall process is very smooth, the operation is barrierless, well done!