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Yeah just a large amount of fun, nothing else to say, really!

I did find the movement a little difficult, sometimes I spawned going straight towards water and couldn't really get away from it, but that's a minor complaint.

This was nicely done! A large amount of ideas with good excecution. Some levels could use a little work, mostly with the graphics, but the gameplay is solid and varied. 

Well done, but this could use a little extra thought. For example, simply spam clicking the button is unbeatable right now, I'm pretty sure. It just needs one extra interesting mechanic to make this really fun

Challenging, but a simple and fun concept

The art is really good, but I'm not sure what to do in the game. We don't really get enough time to read what's happening before having to click or die. Perhaps give the player double the time to read and make a decision. And maybe tell them before starting the game what the gameplay will be like, you can do that without spoiling parts of the story.

A surprise to be sure

This is a very cute game. The sounds and the art style are all so cute

Fun and interesting concept!

Looks really good and the puzzles use the interesting concept very well!

I like space and rockets, so this was pretty nice!

It's a clever concept! But once I figured out what I had to do I had to spell "BINGO". I got to the B and thought I could go on, but I got faced by a game over screen. Am I doing something wrong?

incredible idea, but I kinda got stuck on a difficulty spike. The game is still really fun though

The way you handled the menus was really creative and in the spirit of the jam. The gameplay was satisfying and sounds were "pop"-y, that was satisfying too

I've not seen many other people submit games with this much variety of concepts. And it's not just shallow gameplay features that are only technically different. There were practically 4 smaller jam submissions/minigames inside of this game. 

This felt like a flash game I played as a kid, which is a big compliment. It made me feel like that again for a little while :)

Simple idea, good excecution!

The art is good, the sound design is impactful, the colours changing is impactful and it has some good mechanics. This is a bloody good game for just 5 days of work!

This was good! It was funny and told a surprisingly engaging story

This is so good! :) It isreally pretty to look at, beautiful to hear, and has actual engaging gameplay.

This is a very unique and original idea, good job!

It's pretty challenging, but the player still has full control, so I enjoyed it despite it's simplicity. The second bird type was a good idea that succeeded in making it not monotonous!

The melody that forms when you get a large combo of matches is a really nice touch. Overall it's pretty satisfying and fun to play!

Serene

This is really good, the art is really appealing! The gameplay is challenging, but feels rewarding to learn.

Wow this is a really nice little game! Cool concept and solid excecution. A nice ramp up in difficulty and the cutest little button ever!

Are you using the button  with the mouse or with the space bar?

Coming from the jam host, this is really appreciated! Thanks :)

I'm glad you liked it! There is currently a bug that does something weird with the direction of the arrow after clicking it with the mouse. When you hold down the space bar the arrow resets to 45 degrees before the angle you held it at.But the mouse doesn't do that reliably, I don't know why. I made it like that with the intention that the player then has a small opportunity to shoot himself off in the same direction again as before.  Was this a good idea, or no?

I'm glad you liked it! There is currently a bug that does something weird with the direction of the arrow after clicking it with the mouse. When you hold down the space bar the arrow resets to 45 degrees before the angle you held it at.But the mouse doesn't do that reliably, I don't know why. I made it like that with the intention that the player then has a small opportunity to shoot himself off in the same direction again as before.  Was this a good idea, or no?

This is some damn good shit. Super satisfying combat. Imo, definitely worth a donation of a few $!