Hey there! I really like the idea of connecting enemies together to chain damage/score bonus. The game just never really scaled up in difficulty, so it never felt necessary or strategic to use (at least as far as I played). I would say scale up the difficulty a bit faster, and it might be interesting to destroy all connected enemies at once to incentivize doing more. Great entry, it was fun!

Fun but a bit slow, and my lazy ass ended up just shooting instead of completing the puzzles. The 3D ship animation and the effect when moving between oil and water are very cool.

Super interesting concept! I had a lot of fun trying to organize the pipes to get complete puzzles. And then I found out you could just spam bullets and take out everything without doing that haha. As others have said, it would be nice to have more incentive to use the intended mechanic.  

For the art I really like your ship design, the little rotation when moving, and the in and out interaction with the surface. The small parallax effect on the background is nice too. Subtle details that make the game quite pleasing to look at. 

I think my only complaint is that the music got a bit repetitive after a while and I didn't find a way to lower the volume while playing. 

All in all it's quite a nice little game with a neat concept. Great job doing all of this solo!

The little bloop effect when passing through the division line is sooo satisfying. The shimmer on the enemy entities looks great as well. Thank you for adding in the hold down space to fire mechanic instead of making us spam I love that. I agree with the other commenter that it feels too slow starting out, I was casually scrolling down to read the description and typing out my review while waiting for enemies lol. Maybe you could speed it up or add the lore into the game to read to pass the time? hehe. Not sure what the 3 icons on top left or the bar on top right are? For most of the game my strategy was to fly up and down and spam bullets, and that was enough to beat the game. I think some variation in the enemy to break that pattern would help make the game more fun. Overall its a pretty well made game with potential for more. Good job!

The concept seems interesting, though the difficulty ramp up feels way too slow, I only felt the enemies getting slightly faster after a couple minutes and it still was nowhere close to challenging. It could also have more of an incentive to use the matching mechanic, as it's riskier to pull off and does add challenge but most of the time doesn't offer that much of a benefit in comparison to just shooting away at the enemies. Still a cool idea, though.

Wow this feels super original. The mix of so many mechanics here is really neat and still simple enough to start playing right away. I think the light and dark enemies could have been a little more obvious in terms of their design but the addition of the pipes connecting was a really neat idea.

Fun and interesting game.. Kinda reminds me of a shooter meets overflow back from the days of Excite games. Maybe reduce music volume on game start and let people increase it , as it kinda overwhelms on entry. I like the puzzle aspect, was curious if there is or will be a way to "push" the nodules forward/backwards as well? Great job!

I like the concept and it was fun trying to solve the pipes quickly. However, I think the way the grenades currently work is more annoying than challenging. I also don't feel there is enough incentive to use the mechanics you added about shielding as most pipes can die pretty easily in either atmosphere. You did a good job though, I don't I've ever expected to experience so much tension sorting pipes but it was fun!

Some feedback:

• It was pretty hard to rotate and connect the pipes for me, so I gave on trying to.
• Do the power-ups affect much? I selected the shield power up 3 times and it took 5 shots to destroy an enemy in the opposite atmosphere just as if I didn’t power up at all.
• Is the game endless? It wasn’t very hard to break the pipes and it didn’t seem to be getting harder over time.
• I like how the little plane looks - especially when you move up and down.
• It seemed like the pipes would often be impossible to solve, is that so?
• Oh, like fatalsparrow said, it would have been nice to make it fullscreen.

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What a super unique idea! I wish I could have made it full screen, but had a lot of fun anyway. I did not have much luck connecting the pipes and it will be interesting to see how it evolves if you keep working on it.