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Well polished game, intriguing, keeps you hooked in. Very well made!

Playing this game immediately created nostalgia feeling in me! I don't know how many hours I spent as a kid playing Elasto Mania :D I completed your game with ease and it was really fun - some muscle memory stayed after those ~25years :D

Woohoo! This game is my personal favorite now! With all upgrades I felt really powerful destroying all enemies on my way!  I finished the game I would love to see more upgrades and more enemy types but this is a great demo :D 
the tree of the upgrades was unnecessary it could be just a list and prices where controlling the order in which you buy them, but it's just a minor issue.

Woah! Really fun to play! The ship movement feels great, it's snappy and feels good! Consider zooming out camera a bit or zooming out based on speed the ship have. Also I would love to see here some upgrades for the ship, more weapons maybe? Congratulations for completing the game!

Nice! Similar concept to mine! Visually good but bit to easy ;)

My mind is blown away! Really great job! 

Pretty cool! More weapons would be great here, this have a lot of potential! Amazing job! 

Oh no! This game is a trap! I got broke too many times already. But really good execution! Great job!

Really nice and simple game, bit short but the visuals are just perfect! 

Woah! a lot of action in this game!  Really fun to play! 

Woah! This is amazing game! My brain hurts from multitasking but it's a good kind of pain :D Definitely need to revisit it later.. I still haven't beat it... Great game, challenging and addictive - the best kind.

Haha! We had really similar ideas! It's fun to see similar game concept that evolved in different directions xD Great game! and congratulations for making it work :D Also love the artwork!

Love this! I see inspiration from KSP (one of my favorite games)! Great execution! Poor little guys getting smashed by the rockets xD

Nice start! It's a good starting point for something bigger.  Congrats for finishing the game!

I love the art style and diversity of gameplay between sections of the game! Everything is so polished! Impressive work!

Rockets rule! Great game and fun to play! I love the orbital mechanics 

I love this! Seeing how those little guys bounce in the cargo made my day :D 

Wow! We had similar game idea! It's a really good start! 

Really good music, well execution, and surprisingly polished end result! Great job!

Good art, good audio, fun to play, challenging. Good job!

Love this concept! Fun to play especially swinging on your tongue below the platforms xD  Consider increasing frogs inertia a bit ;)

Cute, short and creative. Enjoyed playing it and managed to beat it :D 

Nice and enjoying to play, interesting power ups, a lot of action. Music a bit too relaxing to what is happening on the screen - consider increasing music tempo  based on proximity and number or enemies near the player ;) 

That game is funny :D Fixing the rocket last seconds while counting to launch - just perfect! 

It's a great stating point! Would be great to give some indication that the death is near before showing the end screen so player feel more pressure to find food or water quickly.  Also I couldn't  figure out how to walk on or get to the grass..  Great job tho

Atmosphere is heavy here, great artwork and sound. Bit to stressful tho..

Reminds me Minit game almost the same idea but different execution. I like it a lot, fun to play and i love games that depend on player knowledge for progression. Great job! 

agar.io clone with a twist, simple, fun, minimalistic. I like it.

Really nice, relaxing and enjoying. I noticed some glitches with teleporting balls but it was just minor issue. Well made game.

My favorite type of games! Enjoyed a lot and see a lot of potential in this game! Definitely I will revisit it also later!

Really interesting approach to dialogues! Never seen anything like this before. Game is fun and I enjoyed playing it. 

We noticed this also on older laptop and that's why we also released downloadable versions - it looks that the problem does not exist there, probably something related to godot export.. but not sure yet.

What is the license of those example assets?