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The animation moving between layers becomes very disorienting when the snake is going fast, but other than that, it's a really well executed game with an interesting concept.

The snake only drops food on layers that you've been to. I am truly curious what will happen when you remain on a single layer. Will the game crash, will the game cave and place some food elsewhere, or will I see a "FINE - YOU WIN" screen? :P

I'm having a hard time figuring out what's going on when I play the game. I discovered quite quickly that you're recursing when you're pressing the big bubbly buttons, but I don't know how/when the bubble turn yellow. Also, I don't know what it means when the screen starts shaking. Is that good? Are you sometimes supposed to recurse outwards to do something there or should you always stay wherever the game brings you?

After ~10 minutes of gameplay and a score of ~25K, I kinda gave up, started spamming, let some bubbles pop and eventually lost. Ironically, making the game more difficult could help with understanding what you're supposed to do.

The game looks very neat and polished nonetheless, and it it fits the theme well. The recursion concept is shown very clearly and it makes for an interesting game concept.

This game nicely uses the old-school text-based theme in a modern corporate format. The recursion theme makes the game seem like an ADHD simulator.

I managed to find 2 kinds of softlocks, which can be very annoying when you're 14 layers deep and trying to fight your rival samurai. The punishment of a full reset and having to go through the appropriate motions can be relatively annoying as it becomes a bit repetitive.

The concept is funny and the execution is well done, I would love to see multiple games/stories of this format.

The wizard did not know about my powerful time spell. Unfortunately, it seems that the wizard can learn.

Highscore of 126. How far you get beyond 100 points seems mostly luck-based.

The visuals are really good, and it looks very arcade-ish. The tetris-like experience is very engaging and I've tried multiple times to get a better highscore.

The arrow on the side scrolling down seems to suggest that multiple operations could happen down the stack when you drop one number, but I haven't seen that happen. (I don't think that it's possible.) Any + signs on the bottom are also doomed to do nothing, which is a bummer. For the sake of recursion, I would've loved to see that!