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This was fun! Simple enough to omit instructions, yet the UI "quirks" add a significant challenge (moreso when first encountered). I'm not even sure what was going on with the mouse cursor on the last challenge! I did have a bit of troubles when the mouse cursor went out of bounds of the game window... I suppose playing in full screen could have mitigated that. The ending was a bit anti-climactic; the first time I won, I accidentally clicked and restarted the game before I even understood that I had won. Maybe some sort of visual/sound effect could make it a bit clearer, or perhaps if the win screen was a different color than the starting screen (like the losing screen is). Thank you for your game!

Very cozy game! Even despite the short time window, I feel calm playing it. Cute frogs must inspire an inner peace. I have accepted my impending bankruptcy. Thank you for your game!

Very fun! It's an interesting concept, and the gameplay between rounds feels refreshed. The best I got was 637, though it took a bit to get there. Because the game is so short and starts slow, the first few seconds are vital to get a good score. Clicking so fast to speed up time creates absolute madness after a good starting point. Thank you for your game!

This was a fun mini-game! The appearance is simple yet clean. As others have mentioned, it was also challenging. It took me several tries to complete. I didn't realize initially that I would have to repeat words, because there weren't enough syllables from the given words. I felt a bit confused about the word bank provided. If a short word is given, I found I could type it five times to complete the first line, for example. Also, I discovered that there's no input validation, meaning that "a b c d e" counts as a five syllable line. Thank you for your game!

This was a very pleasant game! The premise is simple and easy to dive into. There is a noticeable difference between the levels of difficulty. The sounds made it feel more calm than stressful, which is a huge boost! My one point of criticism is that multiple times during a round I lost early because dots appeared on the line I was drawing, while I was drawing it. Because that can't be anticipated, it felt very random and unsatisfying (as opposed to losing from my own mistakes). Thank you for your game!

Thank you very much, Marc! I feel grateful to have finally finished something. : )