Fantastic game!  The graphics were minimal, but were really polished and cohesive.  Instructions were clear and I liked the seamless transition from "try out the buttons" to gameplay.  The first time I played this I found it impossible.  Tried again and I realized that I could control the speed of orbits... for some reason I thought that would be proportional to the size of the orbit.  It seemed like you had to tap A and D to change the speed and couldn't just hold them?  If so, I'd update it so holding them is an option to quickly go between max and min speeds.

Great variety of baddies and movement.  I found playing with multiple rings to be way more fun, but also slightly easier than the one ring.  That single ring is anxiety inducing!

Music was cool, sound effects were good.

Great work on this ddrosler!

What a great, interesting game! I realized liked the game mechanic here. Loved the music, SFX, VFX, menu, etc. Probably too easy for me to spend too much time in this game. Nice one!

Wow, this game is SO well done! Seriously, you did a fantastic job with this. As soon as the game boots up, you're presented with this very clean and snappy UI that feels very professional. I actually enjoyed clicking your menu buttons haha. From music to SFX, your audio is top notch and fits the game perfectly. Really liked how you faded out the tutorial buttons as the player used them (at least I think that's what I saw). The difficulty progression is also spot on, in my opinion. Just as I was able to master an enemy type's attack pattern, you added a new one. And I really got into it when another moon appeared - it felt like I unlocked a whole new weapon. Only thing I'd like to see visualized better is the moon's speed. I'm not completely sure how you'd add that without cluttering your clean UI, but it was difficult for me to know exactly when my speed changed enough after pressing increase/decrease speed. With so much going on, my focus was more on lining up the orbit rings (you did a great job at visualizing the orbits btw). I honestly just avoided changing speed much b/c it'd throw me off when lining up targets. Other than that, this is a very fun and highly polished game! Great job all around!

Since Spacewar came out in 1962, we have all wondered what would happen if the star in the game got to have its revenge. Finally, 59 years later, we have the answer!

Gets really interesting once you get to multiple orbits and enemy types with different movement patterns and shields.