My experience with this game might have been a little clouded due to the fact that I don't have an Xbox/PS controller, so I had to play with keyboard, but I can definitely see the potential in this! I think this game can grow exponentially more interesting the more enemy variety gets added, which is a good thing. Keyboard controls felt a little clunky (controlling the well itself might be better with the mouse, but there was hardly enough time to implement two separate control systems), and the art is nothing special, but the idea is really good.

This was excellent!
I usually hate physics based games, but this one was inventive and fun! At first I was expecting the push ability to be the stronger one, but the pull ability is straight up OP :D
Simple, but very fun, ho boy!

Super fun to play with! I really liked pulling the bullets and missiles and just wave them around until they hit the enemies. The inverse gravity was just harder to control. Really good job on this, congrats!

Very intense twin-stick shooter! I love the camera work how it pulls back depending on the action and the movement is very fluid and responsive. Very nicely done. Take some getting use to, not at the idea as that is simple to understand and I like it, but actually executing the gameplay itself. :D I like it :)

I had fun with this! Taking different objects and using them to bludgeon enemies was a good twist. In a way, the way different objects build up reminds me of Katamari. Wish there had been a bit more content/challenge/progression, but the mechanics are solid and fun to play with.

Really fun game!

Super fun! It even has a learning curve. I love how good the physics are

Okay, this... this might actually be one of my favourite games in this jam. I genuinely think it's a perfect prototype for an amazing game. And I just have one very simple defense as to why:

 The ammount of possible strategies you can make with so little elements is astounding. It really, truly is. Because the mechanic is so intuitive and effortlessly manageable, with, let's say... Oh! 

Let's say there's a simple enemy shooting at me. Here's everything I can do with that that I can think of, wtih the possibility of there being much more: I can A) Simply reflect every shot straight up with the well, B) gather the shots around indefinetly so that I have an infinite battering ram, never killing him C) gather the shots around and swing it at him as soon as I can, D) Gather enough shots to mount an ACTUAL WALL OF SHOTS that are standing still, protecting myself from any subsequent flier that tries to pass through that, D) Gather enough shots, go far away, and snipe him, E) Gather enough shots the repel them in a shotgun pattern...

That's ONE enemy of ONE Type. 

It's simple, yes. It's super crude, yes. But you know what? Against all odds, that also adds to the experience and speaks to just how much the idea shines through any presentation or additional design (IE how health and score works, which is not exactly 100% part of the core gameplay loop). Which is also my one and only complaint about this game: It does only one thing. Amazingly, almost perfectly, but yeah, only one.

And that's all you can ask of a jam game. Amazing work, really.

Really good game, the graphics could have used a bit more polish, and the game play gets a bit repetitive once you figure out how to swing your collective mass of missiles and rocks around, which felt more like a space sword battle more than anything, but over all really nice game!  

Really nice gamefeel! The movement was smooth, and while it was a bit hard to control the gravity well with keyboard, it wasn't terrible and I could definitely see it working better with an actual gamepad. Felt like some kind of awesome space-telekinesis user. :D To improve it, I think I'd suggest focusing a bit on making it aesthetically consistent and thematic (right now the polygons somewhat conflict with the gravity well and other effects).

Overall, really nice job!

SO SICK! The game felt really good to play. I had a blast slinging asteroids around, blasting back huge masses of bullets, and blowing up ships with missiles. The core game play was super solid, and I loved all the extra bits like screen shake and particles that made it feel even better. I think it's a little to easy, as your gravity well is quite large, and there's no reason not to have it on constantly. Other then that though, I really enjoyed it! Very nice job!

Incredible!  A very well executed take on bullet gravity fields.  Well-polished, fun, fast-paced, and feels amazing.  Excellent!

The game feels great and the BGM and sound effects are on point. even though the graphics are not the best , they give you the necessary information.

Great job.

Pretty great concept and execution going on here. It's kinda fun to just gather up bullets and smack your enemies with them. I would say it would help to push the difficulty. It's much easier to dodge stuff when you can just grab it with your gravity well, so making there be more to dodge or restricting the well somehow would help a lot. Still, as is, it's a fun and solid game jam game. Good job!

Very cool concept, I reckon that this type of game would work well on consoles.

I found it a little easy, maybe you could make the gravity well a little less strong so it doesn't trap every object, and they only redirected / don't stay in the well when you move it around. I found the best way to beat enemies was to catch a bunch of stuff in the well then put the well on top of the enemies.

Possibility even have a limit on how long you can use the gravity well.

In any case, good job

good idea with potential!