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Hi, I would really like to play your game but I can't quite figure out the controls - could you maybe give me some tips?  It looks so cool!

The music and sound effects were so atmospheric. Your mechanic has to be one of the best takes on two dimensions I've seen this jam. I had so much fun playing through it! Congrats on the great game!

I appreciate the feedback 😊 Your idea for the satellite placement sounds way more intuitive, and I agree the slider seems out of place. Thanks for playing!

Hey! Love the art and aesthetic of the game. The music really added to the atmosphere. Unfortunately, I was very bad at it and died a lot. However, I can appreciate a good game when I see one. Overall great effort!

Very cool game. Simple and effective - the sounds and music were nice as well! I have a small change you could make if you wanted to - I think that it would be cool if maybe every time you hit an obstacle as well as experience burnout, you switch to another dimension where the obstacles are the powerups and the powerups are obstacles. Idk if that makes sense but I thought it would be a cool addition to your game. 

Thank you so much for the feedback! Yeah, I completely agree with your critique - I was planning to maybe tie the strength of shooting to the number of satellites or something like that. Glad you enjoyed it!

Cool mechanic! It would've been nice to have some way of killing the enemies, but I had a great time flipping between the dimensions. I liked the gothic art vibes I was getting from the dark dimensions.  I didn't manage to beat it but I am very bad at platformers so 🤷‍♀️ 

Loved it! It was a bit hard to manage both games at the same time but I somewhat? got the hang of it. I don't think I got very far, but I did have a lot of fun.

It's a great concept! Love the main mechanic - thought it was executed well. My only criticism is that it was very frustrating when you died and had to restart completely. Mayb e a checkpoint somewhere would be good. Otherwise, it's an interesting and challenging platformer puzzle!

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed playing! Spamming satellites does work, but after firing bullets the trajectories of each satellite change slightly. If you test it out, after a minute or two, you'll find some interesting collisions.

Cute game! I loved the sound effects after killing the little enemies. 

Auto-fire is a really cool idea! Thank you for your lovely feedback.

Yeah, I probably need to work on some  of the balancing.. thanks for playing!

Such a cool game! I thought the music was really good and the ship was fun to control. 

Very fun! I like a good physics game!! The music made it a very relaxing game to play.

Very fun! I like a good physics game!! The music made it a very relaxing game to play.

I'm not a fan of platformers in general (because I am pretty bad at them) but your game was so fun and the controls felt really smooth. I think both the music and the art really added to the 1Bit experience

gotta say I loved the music and sound effects. made me very happy watching the colourful plants grow

I loved the rain sound and the different choices you could make. I could sort of see this becoming a funny personality test type game. 

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Thank you for the feedback! I'm definitely going to expand the game and add more tower defence mechanics. I'm happy you enjoyed it, especially the music.

Great story, it played really smooth and intuitively.

I always love a wacky choose-your-own-adventure game! The music was a good choice, and the art was very nice.

Thank you!!! Yes, the math was definitely interesting to work with 😭

The type of game where I could just lose all track of time and play for ages! Great story and great game

Very cool graphics! I found the game challenging and fun. 

What an exciting game! It was really funny and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I really enjoyed playing your game!! It was fun to figure out all the puzzles.

That was a really fun mystery! Loved it 

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Love this game <3 Thank you so much for making this for me -  best Christmas present this year!

Thank you for the feedback!