It looks like I forgot to come back for more. Had a bit of time this morning. Here's as close as I can get to a roasting. Even this level of roastage is making me slightly uncomfortable, lol.

The intro screen had some typos and was generally a confusing read. It didn't make for a good first impression. I was left wondering "a lot of what?" after the first sentence. I was familiar with this definition of "lot," but it took some head scratching to figure out that "lot" was referring to the entire level / hive. This sort of gets cleared up in the next paragraph. I think you should have used asterisks for the winks and nudges in this text that isn't actually rendered markdown. I might have been more generous with the theme points if there was a bit more effort put in here.

It had instructions, so I didn't feel the need to read the game page until later which is when I discovered you could rotate pieces. Ideally I would have at least known this was possible from reading the intro screen.

The simple animations were a nice touch, but I'm not crazy about the animation when rotating pieces that consist of more than one hex. I think this would be better if the hexes rotated / animated "as one." There's also a bug here when you do a full rotation the piece seems to "jump."

The control issues were my main problem. Even in the github pages version, dragging pieces around is super janky. (I have a recording of this if you don't already know what I'm talking about)

There's a bug with the animated background where its speed doesn't get reset if the game ends by the timer elapsing, forcing you to play the next level in seizure-mode.

I thought this was really slick. It didn't really even need a tutorial, although it took me a second to realise I could rotate pieces! Slow learner. 

Cute little game, very good presentation, controls are a little wonky and I don't know when I've won, but this could be on steam

I think this could’ve been a great game if you had the time / resources to playtest, fix bugs, and add music / sound effects during the jam. I love the game’s design and the tweens in the UI look great.

EDIT: Also I just tried the Gihub Pages build and had this not count as a win:

> dragging sometimes goes wonky  on later hives

I found this to be the case even on the first level, maybe this is due to the game starting fullscreen now.

edit: nevermind, I think I was mistaken.

I got 264 for now, but maybe I'll be back later!

I keep coming back to this one, just love how polished it is. There isn't audio but you can hear the game from the visuals, you know? I did run into rotating not working a few times, especially the first time I played I was really confused. Otherwise though, nice work 👍

I got 108!

The first few times I played I didn't realize you could rotate the pieces 🤦‍♂️but I still managed to get 41 somehow 

Fun puzzle game! Not sure how I feel about the timer. Might of had more fun without it.

I had an annoying bug on the third level where the piece position and the cursor were getting desynced and pieces wouldn’t rotate sometimes. This was on web.

I like the little animation flourishes and just how simple yet complete this game is.

Is there a way to capture scroll events so that it doesn't scroll the page too? Or maybe fullscreen mode would solve that.

I really like the art style and color palette, so simple yet so much fun. Together with the animations and transitions, you can feel the love you put into this game. 

Only the background stripes are a bit distracting because they move so fast. Otherwise, cute idea and nice execution!

I love the animations! You might want to add a hint somewhere that Q / E rotates the pieces, I don't think that's explained anywhere