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I'd appreciate any feedback and ratings :D https://itch.io/jam/theveryseriousjuniperdevgamejam/rate/4710369

I'm glad this isn't a gambling game. I was worried at first, before I'd read the title, because I just kept wanting to play more... round after round, and then one more round. Then I thought, "Oh no, it's got me hooked," but then I finally read the title. What a relief! 

11/10

A precise, stylish game... I really like the look of it. It gets really tough on Normal mode at times, but it was a lot of fun!

I like the art style, and Koro-Sensei as a politician, too! 

I had to restart the game once or twice to keep going because I think I logged into the computer too quickly. But that’s not such a big deal. 

I really liked it

I loved the atmosphere... I could spend much longer ridding space of those evil asteroids. Maybe it's just my weakness for games like this, but I think it's awesome, and I could definitely see myself playing it even more with additional content! 

One thing that would still need a little work is the beginning—I wasn't entirely sure what to do there... but other than that, 10/10

That's an incredibly clever title for your game :P

You really nail that newsroom style, and the Spider-Man references and JJ's animations are awesome! I had a lot of fun tinkering with the titles... the mechanics are implemented really well, and it's just a great game!

I have a soft spot for games with gravity mechanics. I had a lot of fun solving the levels here, and I really like the art style. Thanks!

i really, really like your art style; I had fun playing the game.

I had considered using something like Shepherd.js to help guide users, but there just wasn't enough time in the end. But I'm glad it turned out to be fun anyway :D

haha, I'll check it out right away :)

Thanks for your kind words :)

Glad it's got you hooked :D I had the same thing happen when I was testing it… I suddenly found myself playing 2–3 rounds even though I just wanted to see if a high-risk, high-reward build would work… so I broke the first rule of being a dealer…