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Congratulations on your project! By the way, it's a very interesting idea to attract a casual audience and, above all, to pass the time.

I'd just like to give you a few suggestions: first, it would be nice to have a menu button to be able to continue, restart, or quit the game. Another point is that at some point (I believe starting around level 5), it starts lagging a bit; you could ask the AI to improve the optimization, since it lags a little.

Also, since your project has a multi-scenario structure, you could combine all of them into a single one to make it something unique, like a rogue-lite, where depending on your score the environment changes.

But of course, these are just suggestions! Keep improving your project, it turned out great.

Thanks I appreciate your comments.  The "how hard should it be " dance is delicate. 

Since i made if for 7+ , I didn't want to make  it too hard, my granny made it through on the second go and she has athritis.  Depending on if you play browser or phone there are different levels of difficulty. 

I  slowed it way down on the browser  because the addition of a trackpad, and mouse makes it challenging, so we  added the yellow circles to make it easy to get through the levels and see the angels. 

The phone is harder.  

Maybe this is wrong? Idk?

 I was thinking of the frazzled people with low frustration tolerance like me, and trying to help them have a complete experience (happy ending omg).

 The first couple of versions were way harder, so i cut it back  and made the menu button to continue from the level you are on.  

I was trying to suss out if it was too easy and should be made more difficult, so i appreciate you comments about level 5,  there is a ramp up , Neon Tokyo is much harder.

I thought i would cut the Jam judges some slack to they could see the monster Gummy Worm Boss and the  Hallelujah Angels

It's awesome that you've already thought about accessibility in your project! That makes it a lot easier for new players. But as for the difficulty, in my case, it's pretty smooth.