This game's really good, I couldn't find much to fault with it.

Graphics are cute and authentic, and the music is dynamite - really does feel like a classic SNES/NES game.

It's fun running along and slashing through stuff with your sword and killing stuff. I also like the humour of the game, there's lots of little jokes and references even from the start. Controls are responsive and easy to use, and it's intuitive. Feels a little like if Super Ghouls N' Ghosts were on the NES.

There's tiny UI annoyances, like if you're playing it on a tablet and using the controls along the bottom of the screen, then you have to reach up and press the top right hand corner to end the cutscene when you start a level, which is too far a stretch on a big tablet, it should really be down the bottom right as that's where your thumbs are. This is barely even a problem though I'm just trying to find something to roast the game with.

Other than that I can see myself playing this on the bus every morning for the next few weeks most likely.

Thanks Harambert you armor plated ape.

No worries!
Totally get what you're saying about blocking the text, on certain screen sizes I can see that happening now you mention it. It's the pain with making games for different screen sizes, you think it'll look fine then you try it on a different screen and it causes problems, I've had that before with my stuff.
I just put a game up for roasting too, it'd be cool if you could give it a roast back - https://roastmygame.com/game/swing-skills
Good luck with your game and keep up the good work :)

This game's pretty good. Simple, frustrating (in a good way).
Positives:
1. Easy to figure out how to play it, good onboarding experience
2. The colour scheme is dull as hell and that's true on the icon too, but weirdly that actually makes it stand out and is probably a pretty good design choice in a strange way.

Negatives:
1. Not enough variety with music - you could maybe add a random warp on the pitch of the sound effects each time, otherwise it gets a bit repetitive each time you get the number you're trying
2. The control scheme is tricky because swiping up and down and left and right can be difficult to get right, but I don't really see any way you can get around this issue.

Overall fun game, good work.
I just put a game up for roasting too, it'd be cool if you could give it a roast back - https://roastmygame.com/game/swing-skills
Thanks

Oh and put a 'rate' button in the settings/about us

Good:
- Nice simple graphics (lots of jagged edges though that don't look too great)
- Satisfying sound effects
- unbelievably fast start, i'm majorly impressed with that i think it took like 2 seconds before I was playing the game from launch so i don't know what magic voodoo tricks are going on there

Bad:
- Asks you to sign into Google play games every time you do almost anything - I think according to google's guidelines you should ask the user to sign into GPGS at the start and then remember their choice, not keep asking them constantly
- too difficult at the start, I did OK with time trial but the main mode was too difficult to start with, but then I'm crap at word games
- settings / about us too crowded, I don't really want to see 800 different buttons for social media etc, separate them out into different screens

Overall this is pretty good.
I just put a game up for roasting too, it'd be cool if you could give it a roast back - https://roastmygame.com/game/swing-skills
Thanks

I was going to install this game but then I noticed on Android at least, that it asks for Camera permission. I don't know why a game would need the Camera permission, and there is no explanation on the google play store page, so I didn't install because that just made me suspicious.
I'd recommend either saying on the store page why you need the Camera permission, or remove the Camera permission from the Android manifest, because I imagine a lot of players will not download it based on that suspicious permission request.
thanks anyway and good luck