Good idea for solving the marker crowding. OTOH, If there are a swarm off screen, I like to know not to steer debris toward them.

You can adjust map marker sizes with the mystery slider I forgot to re-label in settings.

You can tell if 214 is good or not by checking the leaderboard, or my demo. It's evolving.

Thanks for playing and this comment 357 was a really great score.

The initial speeds are too top-heavy. I didn't really playtest beyond about 5m but now I see people willing, I see it is unfair to leave so much to chance.

Thanks for playing, as I was explaining to Wyatt, this is a survival-mode, game jam entry. If you last more than 5 minutes, that is more than I expected anyone to want to play for.

I've added a graphic to illustrate the progress meter's impact on force generated.

"attracted to the station", is not how asteroids work. The asteroids track through the play area in a straight line. It is your job to identify which pose a threat. A half to two thirds will collide with the station but feel no sustained attraction to it, other than the momentum they start with.

You are also expected to try to conserve the components of momentum that are least harmful. Your bombs go a lot further if you don't fight every second of momentum from asteroids. Here, for example I don't reverse direction but I do direct it away from the station, in one hit.

I used to be able to stop the biggest asteroids in a single well timed blast. I think making the progress bar faster and so harder to max out, made this less common.

Turning them 180° is only effective while you have time, at the start. Small (ok, maximal) nudges to steer them off course was the intention.

I would offer powerups for this if I had the time. If I simply scaled the explosive charge across the board the smaller asteroids' speeds would be harder to modulate, and fly off too fast, potentially snowballing into more high speed fragments if/when they collide.

The tools are not enough to manage the problem. It is a survival game at the moment, I can last 500s, or 400s reliably, which is more than I imagined anybody would be willing to put in.

Maybe the asteroids could be uniformly smaller, they are 25 - 36 x 1,000,000 kg at launch. The mitosis was supposed to be "indefinite" so I ran with this.

Thanks for reviewing.

Thank you, this means a lot coming from you. I'm so glad you appreciated the tutorial, I worried I'd need more visual customisations, but timing with event hooks filled the need more quickly.

Thank you for playing, Hulio. Considering the standard of your work, this means a lot to me.

Now that you mention it, I did just reverse a bomb. I designed everything with a much closer camera originally, and the arrow didn't survive scaling down so well.

Not bad! I did wonder if you were trying to destroy the space station, so I made a video, lol. It is way harder than I remembered it on my local machine.

Thanks for scoring.