I am also interested in a digital release. I don't have a Gameboy that plays original carts, anymore
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Ah. That helps!
I'm finding that I seem to go about things in the "wrong" order, and that sometimes gets me irrevocably stuck. Mostly, this seems to happen when I see the obvious path and think, "but maybe there's a secret over here..." Then, I end up finding what seems like an unintended path and having no way to get back. Save often, people! :)
Not exactly technical bug but a small user experience glitch:
Clicking the "Restart" button takes you back to the page where you have to click "Start" again. If the behavior is purposeful, you may want to rename the button to "Return to menu". Otherwise, a "Restart" action will probably better match user expectations if it immediately restarts the gameplay.
Neat little game you have here, Timothi!

Hey, this is an interesting little game! I can't seem to figure out what's going on, but strangely enough, that hasn't seemed to matter. Like Cregina above, it didn't take too many attempts to get the S rating.
Let me tell you why coherent gameplay didn't matter for me today: It's been a long couple of weeks for me. I popped onto itch.io just wondering what I might see today, and I found a launch giveaway for ATOMICA. I always like to try games and give a bit of feedback to the developer, so I dived in. My 4yo son sat on my lap as I did a little playtest, and we were both just chilling to the music, randomly hitting buttons and just chatting back and forth. "You got a B this time!" says my son. He's been struggling to learn his letters recently, and that just made me smile! Games that can be played without a lot of strategy or dexterity are things we can do together. Cube and Star has been a recent favorite, and I think ATOMICA may be on the playlist for a little while, too. Thanks for the good moment, Timothi!