Amazing game, a nice concept that is very well executed. Similar to Car Drawing Game, just choosing the shape and size of any object can lead to a lot of cool puzzles. Also great music, it held its ground even after a long time listening to it. See you in the top 20!

VERY fun game. Loved being able to come up with creative solutions for the puzzles and im glad there were enough varied levels for me to experiment with stuff. As much as a liked the visuals the post processing made me feel like i needed to wear glasses at some points but other than that very good submission!

I saw your game on Mark's livestream and I knew I had to play it.

Man, I definitely spent unhealthy amount of time playing this game, clearing everything.

I got no words but amazing to describe this game. LOVED IT!!

It's the best concept I've seen so far from the jam.

It's so simple, in its art, in its premise, in its execution. It takes almost no time to grasp the rules, but it takes careful thought to figure out how far you can go within those limitations.

It brings to mind Baba Is You in its minimalist aesthetic and high implications. It brings to mind Line Rider in its potential for creative self expression. It brings to mind all the fun physics-based puzzle flash games of the aughts in its accessibility.

It would feel just as at-home in an art gallery as it would in an engineering student's software kit.

Scroll wheel zoom is backwards, and sometimes drawing on the edges of the frame will instead pan the screen, which in itself is a functionality that doesn't feel great to use in its current state. These are problems that can be fixed in a few lines of code. Those lines are all that separate this from being a complete and fully realized product.

Absolutely, utterly elegant.  Dots and lines. White and black.

Very cool entry! Congrats on finishing your game.

I love how the physics puzzle space always gives someone room to show me something new and this did not disappoint. I watched Mark play this for a bit on one of his streams and was really interested in trying my hand at some of these puzzles. Watching your guess grow and how it interacts with the space was really enjoyable. There are some real highs when you feel like you get a lucky swing or an attempt looks shaky and pulls it off in surprising ways. Well done!

However, I'd say I still don't really understand how I beat a majority of the levels.  A lot of it still felt like trial and error with little to no understanding of the underlying physics system. This was most evident in puzzle 18, which is where I gave up. It looks like a single dot should be able to make it all the way through, but dropping it anywhere seems to inherit some bizarre physics pivot point outside the actual shape, making the ball do some weird barrel rolls before actually hitting a surface. If there were more time than provided in a jam, I'd imagine your puzzle designs in the early stages could really be geared to give players a better understanding of the rules of your world. 

Overall, cool game, and great job. Keep making games!

I loved this - the music started the grate on my a little bit towards the end - but I loved everything about this