No worries. I'm impressed how well Godot handles mobile as it is. Pixelorama and GodSVG for example is pretty good.
Your tool comes at a pretty interesting moment for me as alpha builds of official Blender on Android are coming out now. It sorta works around the issue with multi tapping, but still.
I know I'm an oddball using a phone as my main dev environment so no pressure ^_^.
After looking around for models to learn from, finding one that didn't need add ons or extra steps to just get up and go was awesome. I didn't know this could be done in blender, much less run on blender 3 on my phone. I would be interested in a tutorial on how to set up the physics and posable stuff for sure if you have one.
I love the bloom filter going on. It plays pretty smoothly.
The one thing I think I got surprised by was the movement mechanics. Usually Asteroids has a thrust button and it's direction is based on where your facing.
The challenge of Asteroids was originally juggling aiming and movement through limited controls.
This is neat and novel. There's only 2 things I would like to be added or changed:
Consistent pixel sizes and alignments. This is likely due to you leaning on android UI API despite the retro look.
Ditch the Android UI stuff. I am actually undertaking a similar project but with C/C++ and Raylib so it can be cross platform, even for the web. (Doing this can allow things like Lua as a scripting language for the end users to use ;))
