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Hey there! Thanks for the feedback! All good points. There are some things I'd like to polish like audio and adding some settings for volume and control sensitivity. Your feedback helps me prioritize what to look at next! If and when I have time to return to this project :)

I also definitely heard a lot about the control scheme being a challenge to use and I agree completely. I started off trying to implemt a full 6 degrees of freedom controller (which was hard) and then scaled it back to what's there now. I didn't end up having time to rework it to be more intuitive.

I really appreciate hearing your experience! Thanks for taking the time to play and comment!

No worries! That's rough. Felt like the basics of something interesting were in that level anyway.

Oh interesting, I was wondering what the mechanics were behind the orb movement. Pretty cool! If a bit challenging haha Overall really solid jam entry! :)

It feels like I played a test level.. I'm not sure the submitted build was the correct one given the youtube video doesn't match what I played. I walked around and shot balls out of a gun for a little while and that was kinda fun ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Very nice! My first impression was that the artwork is beautiful. I like the way the game looks a lot. The controls were hard to figure out and the gameplay is bit chaotic. The movement of the orbs doesn't feel entirely predictable so I'm left guessing where they're going to be and when to hit the corresponding buttons. It's also hard to remember which button corresponds to which orb (though that might just be part of the challenge of the game!). The few times I did get the hang of it though, I definitely felt that rush of timing and precision as things sped up and tension grew. The gameplay has a lot of potential!

This game looks creative but I can't install it :(

Love the concept here and the controls are unique! Reminds me of flying a jet plane and using pitch for turning. Cool game! Could use a bit of polish and working out the bugs (except the ones that are meant to be there of course :D) but nice job! Especially with a newborn, that's impressive!