You cooked with the idea i love it. Now things u might want to improve the most obvious thing is art secondly audio maybe also had lots of fun in this one Good luck for future entries :3

Precision physics games are always a bit awkward. Learning how someone's physics engine works takes time and can be frustrating since its black box rules. Wasnt a fan that I had to basically hit 0 exactly to pass the level when I was getting within .1 of 0. The game is purely trial and error

That said, I really do think this game has good potential. There are things to improve, was to forcast drop speed and stuff, but overall awesome job for 4 days.

Hahaha, this is nice. having just a slider and a button as the main thing is really unique

Come on, of course I’m going to play it. Theres a horizontal slider and a button! Also cool level design with the different materials

Honestly one of my favorite games from the jam. Little annoying at first, but once I got the hang out of, I really enjoyed it. Adding this one to my favorites folder.

Expected nothing and got suprised! It's really soo much fun! Great Job!

tricky to dial in, and obviously no fancy graphics, but this is so damn creative. i'm a really big fan of this, especially the thing at the end 

Great game, no audio, no assets, but very fun! Also the "prize" is very interesting, though my computer didn't like it as much

Art is a little lacking which honestly gave me low expectations but I should not have judged based on that, very unique game with a cool mechanic, and right on the theme too. I think the only issue is it feels a bit slow at times waiting for the level to finish, and a little bit too much trial and error. But very well could be my lack of patience. Overall very nice job!

Truly this game has both a horizontal slider and a button. 

I got a perfect score once! I guess it makes up for the 25 tries it took for me to beat level 10. Fun little game!

I played it all the way through, and the prize was worth it! You don't need to excuse yourself about the title screen etc. this was a great game, even with the minimal graphics. It was a great idea to have the slider fully reset so you can't just trial-and-error around a few specific points on the curve. No, you have to truly vibe it out, to feel the rhythms of the slider and the line, imagine the physics in your mind. Great entry :)