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yeah bro you can message me on discord at "sevb" but to be honest I don't recommend it, there's more than enough free tutorials online and just practicing making games and looking stuff up on google or youtube is the best way to go about it

The player having friction on the sides of the platforms was insufferable but I did it. very good game

I no longer have access to the project, so unfortunately no changes can be made :(

Thank you very much, I'll actually be showing off this game during the AGDS Welcome Event so your feedback is immensely appreciated, the audio cue is a great idea, maybe some visual effect too and the difficulty may be a bit off due to a lack of testing. 

It's amazing how just a few simple changes increases the game's quality so drastically. The balls physics is definitely fixed now, no getting stuck or wrapping around corners. The sound effects are much more satisfying and of course accurate to the style, just that slight differentiation helped a lot. For further issues I do have some, mostly to do with level select:

- Upon first opening the game all of the world 1 levels were already unlocked but I did still have to do level 4 to go to the next world

- When closing and reopening the game the scores and completed levels are all saved correctly but the arrow to move to world 2 doesn't appear until I beat level 4 again

- A very major issue is once I eventually beat level 8 after a few attempts, level 9 never unlocked so I was unfortunately not able to progress past that point. Which was especially annoying since I failed so many times with 1 or 2 bricks left on level 8 lol

- Speaking of failing on level 8, when you fail on the last level of a world and you return to level select, you will be set to the world after even though you had not unlocked the next level

- This one is to do with the gameplay but I believe it could just be kept as a feature if it is not already, when you get the beach ball power-up the current moving ball can collide with it before you release it from your paddle. This can cause a bit of a glitchy effect when it collides with the ball on the paddle it can jitter around as they both overlap for just a second but that being said not really a problem.

I believe these are the only issues I had asides from the ones I had in my original comment that haven't changed. Again, really good work!

pain

The retro style of this game is really cool, it is convincing and invokes a sense of nostalgia, I do have some feedback that you could use to improve the game if you like. 

First of all I did come across this glitch where if the ball collides directly into the corner of a brick at a seemingly 45 degree angle it just gets stuck there. It took me a while to figure out that right clicking resets the ball it would be cool if that was clarified somewhere, as well as hitting escape giving you an instant game over, I tried to pause the game but it just ended my run lol. 

Some other quality of life changes (a.k.a. nitpicks) I would suggest are:

- When you left click during the screen just before you enter a level the game starts without before you can see it.

- When you left click during the level screen it should skip it instead, it is a tad too long

- A mouse sensitivity slider would be appreciated

- The balls speed is a bit confusing, sometimes it's unbearably slow but sometimes the speed is perfect and it seems to fluctuate randomly.

- The ball hitting sound is a bit jarring, especially when it's the same sound every time.

- Not that I would want to turn off the music but the sliders lowest value still plays the music relatively loud instead of off completely 
Edit: I noticed it only didn't work if you put it all the way to the left, if you move it a bit up it works as intended though this also made me realize that the volume sliders don't have any effect in the levels just in the menu xd.

That is all I can think of right now, overall a really cool game. Good Job!

Holy Moly

Holy cow, this was awesome :D

Scratch game? 10/10

Really cool aesthetics 

My ears are bleeding.

Wow, so good!