It's very good, and the music is really unique and different from other retro music I've heard from before! Sometimes the game has really bad rng and you have to die. But that's my only complaint ^^ !!!

Really simple and addictive! My only complaint is that the black signs should be a little bit transparent so they don't get in the way

Had a lot of fun playing! Love all the different game mode options and the music is fun! It does fall into the trap of feeling more luck than skill based once the scroll speed gets really fast. 

Cute concept, and I liked it a lot at start - reversed Icy Tower, a title that I love and used to compete with my friends for highscores (btw, there's a new Icy Tower inc soon on steam). But after 3-4 runs 5-7k I didn't like it as much anymore :( 

In my opinion the game has one big flaw - it does not reward skill end game. Everything becomes a gamble, it's so fast and you take leaps of faith hoping a platform will come under you, and that it's not spikes. 

And another thing, connected to the same topic. You collect 20 lives just to see them popped like candies one after another in a span of 20sec, just to get another 200-300 more points.  And most games end around the same score.

I'd slow the game down. Maybe add some difficulty from ball inertia, it's 2 responsive atm. And think of some other ways to make the game harder, for real, not only by omega scroll speed.

GL HF, nice share!

For some reason, I had trouble playing, and I'm not really sure why. I thought clicking was making the ball go towards my mouse cursor? Then it seemed like maybe it was just reversing direction after every click? Then mouse stopped working altogether for a few seconds, so I switched to arrow keys I think, and was pleasantly surprised to discover it worked.

After that, I just died a couple of times and gave up. (I was playing time Attack.)

I think part of the problem is the timing. Several times, I was waiting for a platform to appear at the bottom which looked like it would help my current situation (basically, I needed a red line right in the middle of the screen, or else I was cooked.) But by the time such a platform appeared, it was too late to move, and I hit the spikes.

Also, it would be nice if Enter did the same thing while navigating the menus as Space. I eventually figured out that I needed to hit space, but my first instinct was to hit enter. If you're not already using enter for something else, just use both!