I like the graphics, pretty cool take on minimalism.
I didn't get the game. I couldn't understand the tutorials and I felt that there's too much information coming at me in the beginning. I would suggest teaching the player to make an action and give it 3 levels to get accustomed to that action. I literally focused to understand how to play but I ended up brute-forcing the puzzle. At level 5 I lost any sense of control in the game as it seems to have another type of gameplay or something. I mean, I thought it's a game about lightbulbs, and then in lvl 5 there are color spots. I am sure there's some meaning to that but it was too much info for me to grasp in like 2 minutes. I need some time to put to practice everything you teach me.
I was pretty excited about the game after seeing some screenshots and it seemed like a cool puzzle game, which is great because that will drive you downloads. Good luck!

thanks a lot for the roast! You receive stars depending on the number of coins you collect which depends on how quick you are to make the sums (I know it's not intuitive, but we were at a point we had to make cuts). Regarding what are coins useful for, I imagine you haven't discovered the shop. The bottom right button. You can buy characters, backgrounds and even disable the ads if you have enough coins.
I would like to know if you found or will find something annoying or that you dislike. Thanks again!

Hi nevercade! I totally forgot about this website.. Thank you for your feedback! I launched the game on iOS this week under a different name: Roll Away. Unfortunately the android version will have to wait a little while. Thanks again!

HI! I actually enjoyed your game a lot! The controls just feel right, although it's not challenging enough. I would increase the player speed a bit, but keep the slow movement when rotating because it's really cool!

I really think it can work pretty well if you'd do the following:
- find a better name = simple, easy to remember, wording needs to be easy to stumble upon. Also, the name of the game is actually -270C, not -273
- make the player and enemies 50% bigger or decrease size of projectiles a bit.
- add weapons power-ups - when you kill some enemies, make them drop some crates that when picked up, it changes your projectiles (examples: 3 projectiles in cone, in line, longer - suggesting lasers; etc.)
- increase spawn rate of enemies as time progresses
- add more player ships - unlockable with score or coins
- spawn coins randomly that allow you to buy the new ships.

Hope this helps! good luck! :D

Duuude! Your game is awesome! Great undercover tutorial, great level design patterns. Graphics is attractive, the sound as well. It's very visible the hard work that went into making it. I congratulate you, sir! Good job. Nothing to roast here, really. I see it's doing great in installs as well. Well done!

Now I see that you're actually a seasoned developer. I imagined so. Good luck ahead!

Totally true! I have a similar experience. Google Play is all about optimizing ASO and getting reviews for increasing installs. Being featured on GP doesn't help that much. The appstore is the opposite: you have to rely on featuring and not so much on ASO.
I developed 2 games and both of their launches were a failure (Roll Away, Some Sums). Made so many mistakes... from game genre, to art style, or marketing story (because it doesn't have something particular, it's not worth promoting the game through ads). Like you, I just hope I'll get the chance to work on PC game one day.

Best of luck, mate! I wish you reach the 100K installs checkpoint in no time!