Gameplay 4/5 - Very smooth gameplay with a nice variety of enemies.  The big bouncing boss was a lot of fun to fight.  One possible to way to expand it even more would be more powerups, or make them appear more often.

Creativity 2/5 - Feels like a pretty typical rogue-like.

Art Style 3/5 - The enemies looked cool with a good balance of similarity and differing details.  The constellation power-ups looked good too.

Audio 4/5 - The music was nice and energetic to match the gameplay, and the shooting sound didn't get too old over time.

Theme 4/5 - It's got plenty of stars.  

The game was good! I really enjoyed playing it. I got to level 6, I think, and then it became very, very hard, haha!

What I would suggest is adding different types of attacks or weapons as you progress, because it can get a little boring if you’re just using the same weapon all the time. You could also add some goals or challenges to encourage players to get a better score. For example, if you finish a level without using too many bullets, you could get a reward or something like that.

Overall, good game! I had fun playing it!

Nice little game. It’s a fun roguelike, but it’s a bit too difficult due to the fact that you can only shoot along the Cartesian axes.

As already said, a fullscreen button could improve the experience.

I’m so sorry about the earthquake.

⭐ Pretty solid roguelike!

I liked the constellation upgrades and top-down combat, especially how completing different constellations changes your build. The game has a lot of systems packed into a jam project. 🌌⚔️

One thing I’d improve is the background/presentation using something more interesting than a mostly black background could make the whole game feel much more alive and cosmic. Also, simplifying some of the tutorial text would make it easier to jump straight into the action.

Still, good work, especially for a one-week jam! 👍

Good luck with the jam! And if you have some time, please play my game too and leave me a review! 🙏❤️

A fullscreen option would be nice, since pressing W/S could scroll the page, and it was hard to fit all of the game on screen. Besides that I really enjoyed this one! Great job!

The graphics look great, and overall, it’s quite a polished game for a jam—even the main menu looks super cool. Unfortunately, the "how to play" tutorial is so long that it causes a bit of confusion on its own, making it hard to quickly get a grip on the rules. Also, binding "Ctrl" to pause alongside "W" for movement is a poor choice in a browser game; I accidentally closed the tab a few times! :D

The gameplay was simple but quite satisfying, and the same goes for the music. The take on the theme was pretty straightforward, so a small minus there for the lack of creativity.

If I were to improve anything, I would simplify the rules a bit. There are a lot of introduced systems that are hard for a player to absorb—exceptionally complicated rules and a top bar for such a simple core gameplay loop.