Fun and chaotic game with a clever premise and great presentation, it's so addicting! The seamless transition from menu to gameplay is a nice unique feature. Really enjoyed the sound  design as well.

My highscore is ... idk, I think I completely broke the game by causing an overflow XD
But for me, it's not a bug, it's a feature! Well done!

Chaotic, but quite fun! I especially enjoyed how the music tempo affected the cursor speed and click rate, almost makes it a rhythm game! Though getting the cursor aligned when the speed is high is tricky; perhaps giving it smooth acceleration/deceleration instead of fixed speeds would have worked a bit better.

Good job on the game! I like the idea of being the UI. It was sometimes very challenging to get the cursor to align properly which started to become a little frustrating. But in the end I still had fun playing!

The presentation was ultra clean. I love the way the menu seamlessly transitions to and becomes part of the main game. It's very cheeky and fun! It makes way for silly and surprising moments where normally inane parts of the UI (like the credits or mute button) can almost become obstacles.

At times, it feels more like I'm controlling the cursor than the UI, though. If the borders of the UI stayed fixed and only the buttons moved, I think it might be clearer that the cursor was staying put while the UI elements move around it. 

I also liked how it was pretty replayable. The random buttons that only showed up occasionally made each run stand out more. Cool game!

Clever premise and a very fun game! I like how the all the UI is a part of the game world and how the music is synced to the timer. My only criticism would be that the effects of some of the non-number buttons aren't very obvious at first, even after you hit them. Otherwise, I found this game very enjoyable and replayed it a few times :)

A super creative take on the theme and great presentation! I just wish there was a little more clarity but I get that your intention was to leave players to discover what everything does. I think one thing you could do is keep the color coding consistent i.e. good = green, bad = red