Very cool concept with an amazing amount of content included. I understand people saying they don't think it fits the theme and saying they've seen it before, but I think the application of it with this type of game is uniques and ties it in.

The graphics are great and the sound effects are pretty good. I think the camera can make things  a little difficult when you rotate the cube.

I also noticed a lot of issues with the bullets teleporting around when the cube was rotating, and I had issues with weird physics  with dead towers when the cube was rotating. Sometimes this ended up throwing me off so much I died.

Also, the bright white auto-exposure when the cube is rotated towards you makes it difficult to see things.

Overall, very cool entry.

What makes this game is the really natural feel to the controls! It's almost like going back to those physical marble maze toys of old!  Also love the aesthetics and the various bomb/weapon pickups. Could do with a little less screen shake though, that was kinda disorienting.

This is a neat concept, and looks pretty great visually, but needs some work.

When you're screenshake is to the level when you can't reliably see what's happening (especially after hitting the boost crystals) it only takes away from the gameplay and game feel.  This is especially problematic in a game about precise movement and dodging, as it makes it much harder to do either. The enemy bullets also have far too large a collision radius - you don't even have to touch them, as you die even just from getting a bullet's width of space away from one. This makes the final level require way more precision than the controls really allow for.

Stellar visuals but at the cost of tight gameplay.  Holy screen shake, batman!  The screen-shake is waaay too intense.  Additionally, I couldn't figure out to deal damage to the boss.  The bullet waves were near impossible to dodge given the huge player hitbox and controls.  Reducing the player hitbox size, stage tilt intensity, and screen-shake would have made this game incredible.

neat stuff. not sure where the "bullet hell" part is, but it's till a nice concept. my main gripe with the game is that movements are way too aggressive - the stage tilts too much and the camera shake is too strong, which made the game very hard to play or see at all.

Nice game with a gorgeous art style. However the gameplay itself is quick hard in my opinion but I still had a really fun time. Great job!

This is an incredibly flashy game, I love the art style! Unfortunately, that flashiness comes at the cost of readability - between the screen shake, bloom, and the whole level tilting (sometimes obscuring what's in it), it's very hard to tell what's going on.

I'm also not quite sure how much the theme adds to the game - since your character is the only thing that really moves with the stage, you essentially do have direct control, just with a lot of inertia. 

Wow really nice game with really nice executions. It looks amazing, there is tons of finely tunes details like the sand, physics objects etc. The music is chills and the sound effect really punchy. Really nicely done.

The level design really sold the game to me. Each now level was a small puzzle/challenge to figure out. These bit size gameplay bit create a really nice pacing in the game.

For a bullet hell however there is not so much bullet :) (well except at the final boss which I skipped... way too difficult) The bullets are sometimes difficult to see (in some levels with more geometry and in general a bit difficult to dodge.

Also the screenshake was turned up to eleven.

Really nice submission

An amazing concept with  a really great execution, game feel is incredible but maybe way too much. Apart from the insane amount of screenshake which is way too disorientating, I was playing on a vibration enabled controller and the rumbles were way too much, everytime I died in the game, I get tasered by my controller. Also, personally I feel that the ball could roll a little slower, cus the tilting controls feels too sensitive and it's a bit difficult to maneuver through tight gaps

TLDR: Game feels great but you overdid it.

Came for the laser, and stayed for the pyramid. The difficulty might ramp up a bit too much on that last level because the vast tonal shift. But both in their own rights are great concepts I quite enjoyed.

I love the idea, but the execution is so shaky. Literally. That purple pickup that shakes the screen is too disorienting, and having the ground tilt so much so quickly obstructs my view more. If more work is done, though, I think there's a great game here

Feels like it could be a great mobile/touch game!

• As mentioned the reflection in a sand gets in your eye sometimes
• Screenshake made me fall off my chair maybe turn that down a little
• Graphics are great!
• Sound great!
• Level design decent (tutorial is implicit)
• Feels like perhaps more room to move around is needed on early levels? And some actions aren't easily tested without risk of dying in early levels

Cool though!

Visually impressive, gameplay wise, I actually like the controls, however it's the level design I feel like could be improved, a few levels felt random to me (but when I did them I was at 20fps so prob would feel a lot better now that I fixed and can run it at 60fps), I'm not sure how much health has the boss though. But yeah, amazing art!

The idea is cool but the tilting feels far to drastic and uncontrolable. The gameplay is there but it was a cool idea ( was using a joystick I wish it was a little easier to control.

The bloom when you tilt down makes the level unseeable, cool idea and great art though

Keyboard controls are not very usable but if you have a controller (or a flight stick...) it's awesome!

Great game all around. Put a ton more time into level design and new mechanics and you have a hit.

This is a fantastic game, and exceptionally well made given the time constraints!

In my opinion, it doesn't fit the theme well, though. As a Super Monkey Ball player, I don't see a significant difference between controlling a ball directly and controlling it via tilting the world.

Despite that, it was definitely a fun and well-made game!

While the game looks STUNNING, I did not care for how the controls.

Maybe I am just bad (well, I am bad at it), but I think that most of the game didn't really fall near the bullet hell genre. The once exception is the pyramid boss, but given how poorly I am able to control my trajectory, I could not for the life of me dodge his attacks more than once after a fluke.

All of that being said,  I think the game is really unique and can be really fun if maybe you will slow down player acceleration just so that it would be easier to control, and maybe turn down a notch on the screen shake effects that make it hard to see what's going on.