Quite a fun game and an interesting concept in itself. The level changing every attempt keeps it fresh albeit has a high learning curve and the art style had a nice simple feel to it. I would however say that you should detail how to play just so you don't have to poke around. 

This game is really enjoyable, allbeit very hard to play - perhaps you could consider adding a display that shows how long your current stick is? Please don't quote me on that out of context.

Really cool idea, loved the art-style as well, I feel like it's too hard at times because of the randomly generated gaps though, I had fun anyway, nice job!

A good concept on a classic game, remember playing something similar to this a long time ago, and would not have thought to do something like this for the single control so good job on that one, liked the visuals and overall feel for the game, however as mentioned by another person that audio would of been good to make this game even better but is understandable with the short amount of time with the deadline, good job!

Really interesting concept, great use of the single control! It was challenging but I enjoyed practising to improve, however I might suggest not having randomly generated gaps (at least not at first) as it makes it a lot harder for the player to get used to the timing if the distances are always changing.

Overall a really solid game with great visuals, well done!

An interesting premise and nicely executed as well, simple but visually appealing graphics, not too challenging but not something that doesn't require any mental effort. Strikes a nice balance.

I think the game could benefit from designed levels which would allow players to learn the distances required easier and be more accessible for a hyper-casual audience. Consider how your target audience would play the game and engage with it, usually it isn't in the way you'd expect. Secondly, is the way you have exported the file the most appropriate or efficient way you could have done it, or are there alternatives would have been better?

A solid submission that comfortably meets the requirements of the brief. Some attention towards accessibility and some polish would take this game from good to great. Nice work.