Got the credits!     It took me several hours and 1 million tries (for real maybe 25 counting the very short ones) in total along the week.

I almost got super frustrated because I reached the sun with about 200 XP left to level 10 so that I could heal in the middle of the fight, yet per usual I unintentionally chose strength when it happened, eventually won one or two hits from death. Note that if you got your health back to max whatever your choice then it probably wouldn't matter as much, it's really the combination between the two things (super easy to unintentionally choose strength and not getting your hp to max when not choosing health) which makes it unhandy.

I like that the sun has not that much health when compared to the overall difficulty of the game, surpisingly it was the very first time I really got to fight it with decent power and I got it.

Like during the previous years you made a game which isn't easy and isn't one someone will beat in 5 minutes without knowing it, which overall is a good thing although I would say this one features a gameplay loop which gets a bit repetitive when you're too bad as a player to beat the game in a reasonable timeframe, although the rise in power is addictive. The overall balancing with the starting stats, the amount they increase by each level and the experience you need for each level is very on point, I really like it.

It was super satisfying to eventually beat the game for sure.

Music is awesome, art is good. The overall NES vibe is pretty good, although there are a bit too many, too big sprites on the screen, I think they could and maybe should have been smaller.

The game controls great, I like the different threat the different enemies propose and the overall sequences of enemies, it's cool that they rarely ever attack you in the border tiles (although in some way it makes it all the more frustrating when you end up dying there ;) )

Not super organised feedback, sorry for that ;)

Thanks for sharing!

Incredible audio, graphics, and strong NES vibes throughout! It did take me a few seconds to realize that I was moving in the beginning of the game (there weren't any planets visible on my first run), so maybe consider changing the sprite to show when the ship is accelerating or ensure at least one of the planets spawns in a visible location, as it looked like I was just spinning in the dark for a little while at first. I'd be curious how your game would play differently if I could level up my speed in addition to the other stats—more often than not, my health just kept getting whittled down due to just not being able to get out of the way in time when trying to sneak in an attack or not having enough speed to outrun an incoming enemy.

This feels very NES-like!  The artwork is excellent, especially the planets and the use of the limited colour palette. Sprites and tiles are simple but look great and the soundtrack is really good too.  

I liked how you swap between navigating space and Zelda-like exploration inside the levels.  I found it quite easy to get lost without a map, but otherwise this is a great entry and 100% feels like a classic NES title. 

The graphics are amazing and have a strong NES vibe. One small issue is that it's sometimes difficult to tell which planets are manageable with your current stuff and which ones are too challenging. This can make the gameplay a bit frustrating, as I found myself dying and retrying several times just to figure out the optimal route and avoid getting stuck on the first planet I landed on. Even this minor point, it's  a great game overall. The music and sound effects are excellent, and the level design is nice. Well done ! :)

Really interesting game!

Graphically looks really nice, making good use of the available palettes. and the music tracks were fantastic.

Could definitely make use of a confirmation button on level up or something, as it was very easy to accidentally skip over it.

The random enemy spawns combined with their fast movement would sometimes cause me to take damage before I could do anything upon entering a room (happened while on the threat level 3 red planet) which was rough,

Overall a very interesting entry, could see myself coming back to it at some point to see if I can beat it, though the global timer seems fairly intimidating (but from the pace I had on the couple runs I did before dying, it seemed fairly generous, maybe more of a thematic thing/incentive to stop the player grinding forever on low threat planets and actually explore and take risks. 

This game was difficult for me, I really like the aesthetics, and the foreboding music while traversing the solar system really brings a cool, unique vibe to the game. I did notice a bug where I got hit while attacking and it left a lingering melee hitbox attached to the player. Other than that, I think the game really captures the NES feel. Well done.

The celestial bodies look so cool! Amazing NES feeling graphics. Threat level 2 was already quite the match for me, but I will be back to look that sun in the eye again. Thank you!

Oh the music takes you right to that NES era nostalgia, very spot-on! The graphics are great too, but it feels like the movement runs on a higher resolution than the graphics, which takes away from the NES feel a bit. The enemies all running on a fixed path makes it a bit too easy to just stand outside of their reach and pick them off one by one. Level design feels a bit aimless. I loved the small part about flying around the star system map, makes the whole quest feel larger than it maybe is.

it's been fun trying to keep the sun sleeping lmao, except it didn't want to cooperate, the art was nice, the music was nice, the sun wasn't very nice

sadly the upgrade menu didn't want to cooperate either lmao

but other than it was fun to "collect samples" from different planets ;) ;)

I'm really sorry to say but I think this game very perfectly captures everything about NES games. I thought the graphics reminiscent of C-tier NES games like Faria looked very interesting, and the music is awesome (way better than that of Faria), but the game just throws game mechanics at you with no explanation like real (mainly early) NES games, the enemies are relentless, it's far too easy to cancel past the level-up menu (to the point where I didn't even understand what it was at first), the game tends to spawn you with no planets on-screen at the very beginning. I will likely rate it high in all aspects except for the gameplay. Sad! And next time please make the web version's screen like at least twice as large.

Amazing NES feel and soundtrack. Really awesome parallax to the outer space part.. the artwork overall was incredible!! The fuschia/cyan color scheme on the title was what really caught my eye

An NES Breath of the Wild set in outer space. Absolutely genius!