This is definitely something I'd want to come back to and learn it a bit more. I don't totally like the system of moving, but it seems still that it's totally deterministic and fine (smooth physics), and it's just more about my learning curve and problem solving. So this is a good thing, I got some improvements already and found cool things... doesn't even need to be winning the game, just tinkering is fun. Although at least in the beginning and maybe otherwise it still might feel too hard. I like how the game is also so minimal otherwise, it means it's easier to come back and get improved. The worst thing here is maybe the thumbnail image of the game... although I couldn't make it better.

This is insanely cool, my favorite of the jam so far.

It's my favorite part of kerbal space program distilled into a much faster paced minigame

My only notes would be branding: I scrolled past this title card multiple times, it didn't really catch my eye and it looks like you aren't getting the amount of feedback/ratings this deserves

AWESOME concept! Such a unique idea and really loved your execution of it. I could definitely see playing this a ton and  there's so much room to make complex levels and add on stuff like other obstacles or challenges like having to deliver to point A before point B etc. Very cool, nice work!

I really loved the trajectory/physics mechanics of this one. I would play a more fleshed out game with this kind of mechanic. Very fun!

I really like this! Except i kind of got stuck on level 2! It was so hard! (Or im so dumb!) the guided line was neat!