I saved the vortex station!!

Honestly, this game is pretty solid in terms of tight mechanics. You made everything fit so well with the shot! The only thing that threw me off every once in a while was the changing recoil (I experienced way less recoil on the upper side of the screen, for some reason that wasn't very clear to me). I would suggest making the player's position more obvious, since I sometimes lost him on screen. 

Also, adding a "Controls" section to your description (at the very top) would have saved me some time to figure out how to shoot/charge/move (I hate tutorials, and I refused to play through it haha).

Loved the art, but i think the camera is was too zoom out. Also the animations after shooting looks weird, like the character is falling down.

This game is cool, the only annoying thing is that everything looks so tiny, I lose focus sometimes and can't tell where I am. Maybe zooming in a bit when shooting the rocket would have fixed that? BTW the sound the character makes when falling out of the vortex station is funny

Really cool art style! I had the same problem as everyone else where the camera is a little too far, but other then that, pretty awesome!

Really cool execution, maybe the camera is a bit far from the player, but great overall!

I feel like it was a little to far away, had to squint a bit even with full screen. But the idea is great, and the art is really unique and works well. Nice job!

Game looks great! It is often kind of hard to tell what is going on though. I like how the circling of the boss let's you itermittently fire on it even if you don't fully grasp the movement system. All in all a great entry in my book!

I loved the game. Being me, I totally didn't read the tutorial and jumped right in. After a few shots, I figured out that the rocket was coming back and I was being pushed back by recoil. So it wasn't hard for me to pick up how the game should be played. I honestly loved the aspect of  being pushed back (if you were going for the what would happen in space sort of physics stuff). I read that other people had issues about seeing the enemies on the screen. I know I didn't have issues since my eyes pick up on small movements but minor color changes might help others? But it might just be the scale size that makes it hard to differentiate but I'm sure you already know that! All in all I think its a great game. Loved the animations, design, and sound of it

I like the idea, however it is very hard to control. Great music and visuals. Good implementation of the "one bullet" mechanic. 

Nice work!

Cool setting/concept. I found myself letting go of the charge before it was fully set up and having to start over, maybe decrements instead of resetting to zero?
Few visual communication issues, I wasn't entirely sure what was hostile and what was friendly on screen.
To me it looks like when the player is flying across the screen they're in a sliding position, so maybe having some sort of combo/reward for shooting/traversing the map before the player stands up would add to the experience, and keep players from playing too safe 

Nice idea! A good interpretation of the one bullet idea. My only problem is probably how small everything is, it's very difficult to see the player and the on ground enemies making it difficult to be precise. The game might have benefited from a smaller stage so you could zoom in more, or have it zoomed in and the camera scrolls with the player. 

Other than that, it pretty fun. Takes a while to get used to the movement using the rocket, but it makes those last millisecond dodges whilst also simultaneously killing hordes of enemies very satisfying.  

Really liked this game. I've seen a few 1 bullet interpretations, and I liked this one the best. There's real consequence for shooting too much (falling off the edge), with great reward for shooting far (hitting the boss). Design is really well done as well. Good job!

i'm sure the game would be really fun if i could see what i was doing........

The concept of this game is really neat. My only problem with it is that it's really hard to hit the enemies. For the normal ones that's mainly due to the rocket and enemies being rather small on the actual screen. When shooting the ship, I was never sure where I need to shoot the bulle so it does that auto lock-on thing when it comes close. And it's also hard to judge whether it'll hit a wall or not. I think most of it comes down to the game being very small though.

Interesting little game well done, sound design was great, great presentation and models too.

It was too small for me but i could manage it and defeat the ship. It was a fun experience. You could really make a cool game out of this.

Stay crunchy.

Nice little game, but it would be nice if the character were a little more visible so as not to confuse him with the ground ! I think it's great to have included a tutorial in the game :)