Hey I don't think you are allowed to use non-royaly free music: 

"Sargasso" Music - Star Fox Assault "Boss 3" Music - Star Fox Assault

Just don't want you to get disqualified

I like the difficulty ramping that you used to scale the experience before facing the falcon. I also like that it was from another perspective. The WASD controls were not laid out in a format that worked for me but when I switched to arrow keys it was great. My highest score was 77 if someone beats this please challenge me and I will record a higher score. :)

Thanks for making your game it was fun.

I liked the concept for a jam game, I'm in the same boat in terms of getting to the falcon then getting wrecked a couple of times. I think for bullethell scrolling shooters there was a few things I would ask to change if you remade this style of game

- player controls and movement: the scrolling shooters i've had most fun with employ little to no acceleration or drag to the ship, making minute adjustments to your position really easy when you're in the thick of bullets. A smaller ship/hitbox also helps me feel like I'm in greater control of each scenario, usually something like a 1:1 ratio of my ship to enemy bullets

- i find these games often feel a lot better when each regular enemy takes 1-2 hits to destroy and gets replaced by more, than enemies that take 5 or so hits each. Obviously this depends on the enemy type - it's fine if larger ones take more hits, but getting that power fantasy feeling right is all about the ease of dispatching regular foes.

- some of the enemy fire patterns I felt like I'd managed to get myself in a terrible position that I had no hope of getting out of without destroying myself. I think this is probably the thing that would take the most time and testing to fix, but having short gaps between patterns for players to move around more would help

That's all I have though, relatively small points for a game that was otherwise pretty good fun, thanks for making it :)

I managed to reach the Millennium Falcon and then got completely destroyed, Rebel scum. Good fun game. I think some of the enemy shots are a little bit quick (Millennium Falcon) so without knowing which way they are going to shoot its very difficult to react quick enough. Also, the player ship is very large so I found myself in situations I could not get out of, mainly when the two Y-Wings start shooting and the path of their lasers cross. Other than that it captures the feeling of Star Wars well, good job.

Great game ! 

EDIT : (my mistake here)

But, please, don't forget that some players don't use a qwerty keyboard : for me, it was terrible to use such keayboard configuration (imagine the situation transposed to qwerty:  "z" for up, "q" for left, but still "d" for right and "s" for down). If you can, propose a custom configuration, or at least an arrows possibilty). 

By the way, your game is as beautiful as hard to play ^^ Well done !