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The ui is gorgeous and works really well for the most part. The sliders are a bit wonky, but functional. Really neat that you pulled that off with bevy_ui though. It has come a long way, and bevy-ui-navigation is a great crate.

I went through the formulas screen first, and it was nearly incomprehensible. I get the gist now after attempting to play a bit. But having all that right in my face immediately left me feeling pretty hopeless.

It's hard to find a happy medium for the keyboard controls, and I was a bit bummed that when I found a value I liked the game didn't persist that setting. I accidentally exited the game more than once while navigating menus. But that setting existing, and being able to test it in the settings menu are a great touch.

I was hoping to make it to 30 seconds but I am not good at these things, so I think 25 will have to do.

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The bevy-ui-navigation and persistent storage features are also what I have always wanted to do, but the game jam week is really too short, and I couldn’t make it at the time of submission. In fact, the github repo has been updated a few days ago with a version that integrates bevy-ui-navigation, and also fixes some UI bugs, but it is still in the game jam voting stage, so I can’t upload the updated version.

With the current version of the alpha (white) particle speed (should be reduced in future versions to make the difficulty not so high), using the keyboard to play this game is really not very advantageous, because you need to have a certain speed and accuracy in controlling the U (yellow) particle.

BTW, my personal highest record is 95s ;-) A good strategy is to hit the C (green) particles continuously, keeping a certain number of high-level C (green) particles on the field, so that the number of alpha particles can be effectively maintained without being too high.

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Oh, oops! I was playing from source and didn't realize it had been updated.

Which tag is the jam version?

Sorry, I forgot to push the latest code to github > <. Now the latest version (v1.1.0) should be available. 

A new version v1.3.0 which supports persistent settings and adjusted particle speed is available on github now. FYI ;-)