Playability:
You've made a compelling rage game here and I actually had a lot of fun with it. Obstacles are rather brutal which is great for this genre.

Theme:
The theme doesn't feel strong on this one. It's kind of present in that onlookers throw objects but it's not really heavily tied to gameplay outside of that.

Cleverness:
Leaning back and forth to keep balanced is a great mechanic and not something I've seen before. Reminds me a bit of QWOP but on a tight-rope. Nice work!

Artistic Style:
Soft colors and consistent art throughout. You did great on this!

Cool game with very cute simplistic art! This game has a nice challenge most of the time, but felt tedious in other parts. The hit box for the water fountains I felt was a little too big, it felt frustrating thinking I'd nailed the timing to find out I was ever so slightly off. The rate of the ducks coming at me was also a bit tedious. Overall however, I think this game has a lot of potential, and if this is to be made as an endless runner I think it will be very addictive.

Neat little game! The input scheme felt tight and I really felt in control of my little guy. I wasn't sure that I felt super connected to the theme for this one, but I did enjoy the gameplay a lot regardless.

A few observations:

• It would be great to click anywhere to start, not just on the player
• Moving the mouse was a very intuitive control scheme. I was able to cheese it by moving left and right consistently; even in the wind, the constant movement seemed to override whatever environmental forces were applying
• The art style, while simple, felt really well done. I enjoyed seeing the little guy fall to his doom, hehe. I'm personally not a huge fan of mixels, but it worked in this context really well.

Really good submission here, the music is nice, and the layers slowly adding on top of eachother made for a smooth challenge ramp. It did feel like when you started getting random items thrown at you there was a large RNG failure option added. I had a couple times where it was basically thrown at me from right beside where my guy was so it hit me before I could even move forward or back. 

Overall though really solid, good visual feedback to the player with the outlined elements showing danger. Good sound design, and a lot of mileage from some simple sprites! I think only complaint from me is there could have been a bit more feedback that something was about to happen, but that definitely could have added significant development time to make it feel right.

Really neat little game, quite simple but very fun and interesting mechanic. I barely got passed the first checkpoint, which huge fan there are, as I kept falling even when I appeared to be standing upright. I also liked the spectators that came by to watch as well, nice touch.