+ surprisingly, there's no "audio/music" as favourite aspect. i liked the music, fits very well with the theme;

- graphics are indeed too small, it's very difficult to tell what is what; i bumped into traps and died because i had no idea what those were. with bigger graphics you'd have the option to tell the player better what is a trap (since you can't colour code items due to the theme);
- during intro, you should display (space to skip) or accept any input, key or mouse, to skip (it's not obvious unless you're a game fanatic)
- accept arrow keys for controls as well, or add an option to redefine controls
- i don't particularly like that i have to mash the direction keys to move, perhaps experiment with "move while direction key is pressed" as well;
- difficulty is unforgiving; consider adding difficulty levels: a normal mode where you have infinite lives, a hard mode (the existing one) and a hardcore mode (where you lose the game after the first death);
- you should add text for help as well (e.g. use direction keys to move, use space to do stuff, etc);
- the "stick to the walls" bug is very annoying :)

i would assume canabalt was your inspiration for this? :) in this regard, the controls and mechanics are fairly good. i'm not sure about the wall climbing mechanics though, i think they slow down the game. also, it's not immediately obvious that you can't double jump unless you have the power up, so i would suggest to add a glow to the character when he can double jump.

the character stance is very weird, he runs like he has back problems, it's kind of off putting for such a game :)

the graphics are rather raw, i think you need some art direction in this.

i'm not very fond of the ninja theme either. perhaps something like an android escaping a testing facility, like in "I, Robot", maybe using the "space robot kyle" free asset from the unity store as a starting point would work better overall.

thank you for the review!

the control scheme is in this way because of the game also runs on mobile browsers and when the drop zone is near the edges, it's awkward to have it the other way around. but it may be possible to add an option to have "reverse" controls or something.

level unfairness is kind of on purpose, but perhaps i should move these levels where you have to bounce off circles toward the end.

i liked the concept of it and the graphics are stylish.

it feels like the avatar has too much inertia and it's very difficult to approach the ball on the trajectory you'd like. also, the interaction between ball and avatar seems not predictable. frankly, all goals i scored were by weird bounces...it feels like by lucky mistakes :D

thank you for playing and for the roast! :)

thank you for playing and for taking the time to review it!

indeed, you make a valid point with showing previous trajectory or target. i do plan some improvements and extra levels for it later on this year (if it somehow gathers more traction), i'll make sure to include such feature in the next release.

thank you for the feedback, i'll keep it in mind for the next release!

thank you for your review!

you may play it in any mobile browser as the controls will adapt depending on the platform. on android (at least any recent ones), the game will be put in full-screen automatically, but if it doesn't, there's a small full-screen button under the game. have fun! ;)

thanks for playing and for feedback!

as you progress, more complicated shapes will appear (5-piece blocks). i'll consider adding a hard mode, where you'll get right from the start 5- and 6- piece blocks, for players that want a challenge.

thank you all for playing!

candies start falling slow, and as you progress, they will fall faster. you can select, from the main menu, the starting "level", if you want to start from more challenging levels.

it took me half minute to get a hang of the controls. after the 3rd try, finished the game.

the level design feels very random at the moment. various obstacle mechanics, to challenge the player, would really help.

consider switching to portrait mode, i think, since it's a "climber" type of game, it would help the player see more of the playing field.

if you get some nice graphics, work on the level design and polish the hell out of it, it would be a quite a good hyper-casual game.

liked the graphics, they give a very clean look. overall, the game looked polished, with all the cinematics, voice-overs, etc.

not a big fan of the control scheme, something seems off. also, on windows and chrome, pressing control key (crouch) will interfere with the browser function. it would be nice to fire while in the air or while crouching, too.

i made it to the fight with the first big yellow robot, and abandoned there. i just jumped, in place, and shot, didn't seem to be enough tactics involved.

it kind of reminded me of Another World, but unfortunately, i'm not in the crowd of platform game players :)

oh wow, thanks for playing and thanks for the detailed feedback. you've made good suggestions, when it'll be time again to update this game, i'll implement some of them!

hey! thank you for playing!

to exit the game, bring up the pause menu; inside the pause menu, opposite the "x", it's the "exit game" button.

orange boxes: i've toyed with different mechanics for them; i've settled for this one where you have to memorise its pattern, but perhaps i should fade it in slowly, to leave the player room to escape.

thank you for playing, glad to hear you've enjoyed it!

the degrading performance is most likely due to a memory leak, the fix should be up momentarily. thanks for pointing it out! :)

reminds me of a minimalist version of descent, i think you've managed to capture the spirit of that classic game.

i couldn't find any way to regenerate health. i expected the green thingies that pop after you kill an enemy would heal, but apparently they don't? they seem to grant score points? in any case, i found myself at level 3 with 3% life and died soon after. perhaps regenerate the health to full at the beginning of the level?

in the first couple of levels, it would be helpful to paint the walls with signs, i felt lost navigating around. also, the fact that you have to destroy those red thingies to open gates, it's not very straight-forward. perhaps it's better to add old-school keys/keycards and color-code the gates?

the portal that activates the level end, i think it should really scream "this is the exit!!!!!". it took me a while to figure out that that was really the exit and not some glitch/visual effect.

i like how it plays on the concept of room escape. i can see its appeal as a social game,

i've tried it as a single player game on easy (had 2 sessions open, one inside the room, one outside). even so, being able to see the puzzles and the manual, it was quite difficult and sometimes confusing, and definitely 5 minutes were not enough to even solve one puzzle. when played properly, factoring the time it takes to describe the puzzle, it's going to be even harder. perhaps easy mode should give 15-30 minutes?

i assume that once you've been through a couple of games, you can figure the puzzle mechanics faster, but this kind of takes a lot out of the feeling of the game.

hey, thanks for the feedback!

you can play full-screen on a desktop browser, either click the full-screen button under the game or use the browser full-screen feature (F11 on chrome)

the music track, you're right, need to find something else. i've tried a couple of them (which ever i could find for free), but none really matched the feeling of the game - after all, which is the feeling of a math game? :)

hey, thank you for the roast!

hints, in all my games, are the little pieces of information on how to play the game, that pop during some levels. forgot that in the case of this particular game type, hints are info on how to solve the level - i might have to come up with a new implementation for this.

in which browser is the game slow?

if it's chrome, and you have an older gpu, it may be blocklisted and hardware acceleration disabled for it.