Very simple, but strangely compelling. I really enjoyed how dying made you feel more powerful; it might not be the most original way of using the topic but damn it makes for good casual play that helps weaker players more. I also really liked how the weakest enemies became more and more threatening as you became more powerful; that was a lovely bit of balancing.

In terms of recommendations, I guess it really comes down to the things hardest to implement in a 3 day game jam: more interesting art and greater variety. But hey, I imagine if you plan to further develop this game you've got plenty of ideas of how to make those aspects more interesting.

Very well done!

A simple, but fun game. Very on topic.

While the upgrades really helped, I wasn't able to overcome the first or second wave of big glitches.

Usually I ended up losing there.

Either way, good game!

quite fun, would have bee good to be able to choose what to upgrade(maybe hp, power, attack speed off the bat?)

but still quite fun

Cool visuals and music, a very smooth experience. As others already suggested, it gets a little boring at the beginning, so adding some other elements like a store and a good balance between defending off the glitches and letting them in would probably turn this in an even better game. Also consider a mobile version, it seems to be the right game that you can easily play on mobile just with touch (it probably works already with the Web version, but Web on mobile unfortunately sucks).

The player progression felt pretty solid, very satisfying gaining power, something that few other games have been able to achieve this Jam.

I do question how strong the powerups were though :/ I think I only ever got 2 or 3 kills with a bomb, and they'd normally go off without my intending too.

Overall I enjoyed it, however I found I could last a long time on the very first round  so I think making the difficulty harder would speed up the gameplay.  Nice idea though and really liked the aesthetic. 

I appreciate the clean and easy-to-read visual style. Having enemies themselves be health bars is a very nice touch. That being said, there should probably be an incentive to not just die until you have the best gun. I suggest maybe something like a shop only accessible by death.

Good job!

Nice Game had to reboot twice or tree times  until I won, really felt like progress when you died :D great game

I really like this game, I love the crunch and the juice and the feel, good simplicity ... maybe I would like to be able to control when I fire but I do like that it's so rythmic. however as far as I can tell it seems like there is no failure state? I believe our game has a similar issue in that you can just let it run, die, get upgrades, then become really strong and make the game trivial. In hindsight something we did to combat that was even with upgrades the game is challenging, but with the simplicity of what you have that is kind of tricky. Does your game restart over and over? If so I'd suggest that it should end after x deaths you fail entirely and need to restart (so that they actually have a reason to avoid death and thus to avoid upgrades as well/some decision making trade-off strategic thinking). Failure is progress or not, there still needs to be a fail state and a success state :P 

I may have just not played the game enough to see that you do die finally in the end if you die too many times though. If so, disregard most of my points haha

Wow, great job! The gameplay is super intuitive and I love how satisfying the impact of the bullets is. Super clean and well done. I think having a scoring system and maybe speeding things up/lowering the health total would make it even more exciting. 

Cool Game!

I like it! Cool idea!

A nice Game which is also polished.