Lots of nice little touches on this one. It's a short, fun little game loop. Lot of movement and animation makes things feel alive. Making a game that only lasts 30 seconds is a brave move but it's clearly paid off here, I imagine that would help a lot with keeping focused. Great stuff :)

my score \o/

I only got 1 boost every run though ,':/ was there something else I should have been doing to recharge it? extra points for pico ^^ great game!

Interesting game! I kept trying to beat my PB, max I got was 85: 

One nice thing about it is that because the sun starts small, you can try right at the beginning to quickly loop as many times you can before it becomes tougher. However, dealing with the gravity is something you slowly learn before you're able to pull it off! 

The supernova effect is a nice touch. The sound effects also work really well.

In a way, this game reminded me of that minigame from Crash Bash (PSX), called Crash Dash, in which you have to go round and round as quickly as possible while facing your opponents.

Good job!

It was a lot to learn at first, but I liked how you designed the game!

The environment was great, I enjoyed the core gameplay loop, and especially the sound effects! I liked how you scoped the game correctly and delivered a polished product at the end of the game jam. I enjoyed every bit of it!

Well done!

Nice game, you've packed in a lot in a short amount of time and made fun to replay. I take it there's no way to avoid the supernova?

Neat idea. I liked the tradeoff between getting the speed boost of being close to the sun vs. the risk of running into it. The atlas was a really neat touch as well. I liked how you just dropped a bunch of lore into your arcade-ish game. It gave it a lot more flavor.

An very interesting take on the racing genre. I like using the supernova as an end condition for individual sessions. You've actually given me some inspiration for my next game (if I can get it done). Also thanks for featuring my game on your stream the other day!

Wicked interesting, a completely deterministic score attack game is an intriguing idea, especially when it lasts only 30 seconds. Fun and satisfying, too! The love given to the Solar Atlas, the layout of each planet, the low key but elegant sound design, and the single dash across the entire 30 seconds give the impression that a lot of careful design went into every aspect of the game.

Love this game. It's a good quick experience. The way the sun is animated to flow around is really neat and I thought you did great with the sound effects.