Interesting concept and fun puzzle game! Some lag occurred during playing, but I'm not sure if that was because of my laptop's specs.

A high-scoring game inspired by real world protests. Be a tennis player protecting protesters from tear gas canisters by lobbing them away from the crowd. Clear away as many canisters as possible before it gets too hard for you to breathe.

The sound in the came uses crowd noises (the protest) as the background, with increased coughing as your lungs take damage from the tear gas. The art is just MS paint doodles over a photographic background, so that element could stand to be improved. For all its simplicity, the game plays as intended and doesn't suffer from any bugs.

There are two slightly different variants of the game included with download. In Lacrymo Tennis 2016, the player character has a racket-holding arm that ceaseless rotates like a windmill. You can smack canisters out of the sky if your arm is up, or bat them away from you on the ground if your arm is down. Lacrymo Tennis 2018 has a racket-holding arm that you need to click to move, and instead of rotating it just sweeps along the ground. As a result you can't hit the canisters out of the sky anymore, you have to wait until they fall low enough to smack away. 

Personally I'd like to see a version (Lacrymo Tennis 2020, maybe?) where you click to swing the racket like the 2018 version, but left clicking causes you to swing the racket low (as it is now) and right clicking causes you to swing the racket high. It would offer the best of both the 2016 and 2018 versions of the game - the control over timing that the 2018 version has, but the ability to hit canisters out of the sky that the 2016 version has.

In QLZR, colored asteroids fall from the sky. You need to destroy them by firing the corresponding color from the magic amulets at the bottom of the screen, before the asteroids destroy your amulets. There are three levels of difficulty,  each taking about 10 or so minutes to complete.  The basic colors are red, yellow, and blue, but as the game gets harder you're asked to combine the colors to fire orange, green, purple, and combine all three primaries to fire black. 

There are some obstacles like acidic shields on some asteroids that need to be popped before you can destroy them and an annoying chameleon may appear and change the color of an asteroid before you can destroy it. A fat chicken will sometimes appear to give you some powerups (shields, or a pulse that pauses time and destroys some of the asteroids on the screen). After a certain period of time, the final boss dragon appears shooting colored flame balls and you have to defeat it too.

The music and sound effects are fitting, the art is actually quite good. My issue with this game and reason for below average score was the controls. 

I tried to play it with mouse and with touchscreen. The game instructs you to touch the necessary primary color to fire it, or swipe from one primary to the next (e.g. yellow to blue) to fire the mixed color (green). Playing with a mouse, this should mean clicking on individual colors, or clicking and dragging for mixed colors. What wasn't immediately apparent, however, was that if I clicked too close to the boundary between the two primary colors, I'd sometimes trigger the mixed color instead of the primary one I wanted. I didn't find this happened consistently enough to use as a shortcut saving me from purposeful mixing, so it just became an annoyance that would break my chain if I wasn't being exact enough when clicking to fire the primary color.

I actually found it harder when I tried to switch to touchscreen. For whatever reason, tapping the primary color did nothing. Instead, I had to carefully swipe just the one color I wanted to fire. If I swiped too close to the border between two primary colors... the same problem I was having when clicking showed up. I was able to pop the acid shields by tapping them, so it clearly wasn't an issue causing the tapping function to be completely broken.

Info add about the waste of police cash on rubbish ant protest equpiment.