First off all hell yeaahhh your main menu imprassed me ı am hyped  at main menü,cool asf fam ı love dodge feelings and ai not too easy .

Wow this is super polished! I love the boss fights!

I tried booting this up through Wine inside my QEMU Arch Linux VM on my Arch Linux host and unfortunately it doesn’t really seem to work. First time I got stuck in the menus without the game seemingly be able to find my mouse position, but it did react to the dashing. Second time I booted it up it almost instantly moved to play and I could do the quick time event checks after which the game seemed to crash (without producing any logs). It’s always a bit uncertain if windows games will run well in the VM, but failing to get mouse cursor position was a new one for me. The crash I don’t know at all what happened but it was right after the third QTE.

I really liked the UI, it's unique in how you actually used the gameplay as part of the UI. The sound effect are cool too, the music is engaging and the visuals are really nice to look at! A bit hard for me, but I enjoyed the time I played it :D

Visually I really love the vibe it's going for! Tutorial in the main menu is a great choice. Audio is such a vibe and very fitting. And the best thing? I really did just find myself playing it for the fun of it, and thinking to myself "I can do better!"

I did sometimes feel like I got yeeted off the map when I shouldn't have, but maybe that is just the unexpected momentum hitting me in just the wrong spot which caused me to fly further than I expected. I never felt like the game was unfair, so that was really nice. 

I really had fun, so great job to the team, and really love the vibe! 

Such a great game! It feels so polished and good. The interactive menu is amazing! The visuals are great, and the game feel is just perfect! It might be the best Beyblade game I have played in this jam. Truly worth a moment of everyone's time.

Love this game, it was so much fun! The audio of each spin top clacking off each other was so nice, it just scratched something in my brain. I also really like that it's easy to understand but hard to master

Well this is definetly my favourite spinning tops game from the jam! The enemies and levels were really cool, the jumping ones especially broke my ankles more times than I'd like to admit ;-; The visuals were BEAUTIFUL, sound design is top notch, and I really liked the 50% try again option, felt good to get it when I screwed up on those tougher stages :) The only complaint I have is that there isnt any mention about the dash in game, so it took me a while to use it, but that aside this entry is perfect!!!!

I gave this game a couple of tries, but I found it difficult to the point of not being fun - and this is coming from someone who rarely takes issue with a game's challenge. The basic movement is extremely satisfying, as is the combat against the different enemy types, but the design of this game keeps on punishing you the worse you do.  I'm not sure if there's something I'm missing, and if it was just one or two things I wouldn't mind, but I was constantly replaying sections I'd already beaten because of:

• The arenas being so flat makes it much easier to throw yourself off the edge accidentally. Most beyblade-like games have bowl arenas where the edges are much harder to climb unless you get knocked, giving you a safety margin against accidentally ending yourself with a bad move.
• Not having guaranteed retries. The 50/50 continue/main menu (instead of something like two retries per stage or something) feels like an absolutely sadistic choice - if I'm playing poorly enough to need a retry, the last thing I'm going to want to do is to risk getting booted back to the main menu. This feels like an idea taken out of a challenge mode, where players have already mastered a gameplay loop and are looking to show off their skills, and added to the default mode, and I'd like to know where it came from because I feel like I'm missing the intent here.
  
• The dash is a really cool move, but your only defense also being a dash means that the rebound from grazing an enemy on the side, a miss on the edge (which is where you need to be to knock out enemies), or the first boss knocking you into the air before a dash, means near-guaranteed doom.
• The first boss doesn't seem to have a cap on the number of red enemies it can spawn in the later phase, nor does it seem to ever slow down when there are more enemies out. So stopping to clean the enemies feels unproductive because more keep on appearing while you're in the middle of it.
• The boss also has a really long health bar for the amount of attack variety it has, and the damage dealt felt wildly inconsistent between hits.
• The cloverleaf arena being very small compared to the player's movespeed making the flat arena problem even worse.
• In a game about building momentum to slam into things really hard, the jumping enemies that appear in the cloverleaf arena force you to not slam into things and completely break the flow IMO. 
• It's possible for the return to main menu to pop up just where you were about to click to try and save yourself with an airdash.
• All of this combined had me playing extremely safe and passively, which is kind of the opposite of what I'd expect from a game with this aesthetic and concept.

All that said, this game has style. Others have said this, but the visuals are striking, the sound design is *chefs kiss*, the UI is beautiful, and it all fits together in such a "00's radical" sort of way. I really wanted to like this one, because I found everything but the gameplay absolutely top-notch :(

Loved it! played a for a good amount of time and it's addictive. I like the different types of enemies. I love the main menu! If the art was a bit more high res and there was a bit more juicyness when taking a boost or colliding it would be perfect!

I loved it very much!!! It's a really good game, congratulations!!! The only thing that happened with me is that if you click inside the bar, but on the edges, it doesnt count as if you got it right, besides that, an awesome game!

Wow, very beautiful and polish beyblade game. One of this was my first ideia, but I could not figure it out a way to make it fun. You cerntanly did, wel done!

this game is so sick! i was a fan of the beyblade ds games and this game has emulated what makes that game feel so fun to play! the way the top moves, the weight/knockback on collision, the visuals, and the audio feedback all come together to create an extremely satisfying game feel, chefs kiss! i also really love the enemy behavior variety and the bosses, a lot of them interact so well with each other and makes them fun to play against. also the coin fun continue option is a super funny gimmick, i popped off everytime! could easily see myself paying for a game like this, congrats on the submission!

Perfected gameplay loop, addictive as heck and incredibly polished; would buy if on Steam, to be honest