Very clever idea. Nice execution too. Kind of reminds me of Tempest for some reason. The action gets pretty frantic once everything's aiming at you. I wish you could increase the asteroid's speed at will - maybe with some sort of risk/reward tradeoff?
I enjoy little platformer pre-pre-alphas like this. Falling down a pit on purpose and seeing my character go faster and faster as their velocity continues to increase while they wrap around the screen is a delight all it's own.
Like sokoban, but actually fun. This is the first kind of this game that I've played that has drawn me in for more than a couple minutes (and coincidentally the first I've played where you can PULL boxes as well as push, wonder if that has anything to do with it ;P) - I played through the whole thing. After the initial 15 or so seconds of confusion, I picked up the game quite nicely, which speaks to both its simplicity and its addictiveness. The "boom" that comes with every plant incinerated is very satisfying. Well done!
A game that marries the design of Terraria with the frantic race-to-the-bottom style of Mr. Driller. A pretty compelling concept, but I feel like the player slowing down as they get colder really stifles what this game could have been - since the second the cold actually reaches you, the game's already over, and there's no point in going on, even though you technically can keep digging.
Neat little mini-metroidvania. It felt good to play and I didn't get bored. Little details like the walk speed being slower velocity than your jumps made for some interesting platforming, though I did end up jumping around a lot of the time.
The resolution of the game seems to be too big for the site, and, as a result, the dialogue gets cut off.
