This animation is packed full of good stuff, great job! The animated small movements and gags/jokes really make it fun to watch

Kirby juice.

The thumbnail art style seemed pretty simple and basic, but god damn is the animation not. Very expressive and creative, animation and sound design!

I'm pretty bad at bullet hell games, but this game's generally fun. My biggest issue is the lag spikes it gives me (not just a little frame drop, lag SPIKES with an S) with too many enemies and their bullets onscreen (bosses aren't much of a problem). I got a little lag spike in stage 3, one in stage 4, and a bunch in stage 5. My computer isn't a potato, so my issue shouldn't be my computer. Is this fixable?

Other small things: there's just a few misspellings, a possible bug with one of the bullet patterns for Vivit in stage 4, and I'm worried stage 4's and maybe stage 5's backgrounds might be a little distracting for me to dodge the bullets. Overall, solid game (without the lag spikes)!

(For the record, I have no problem moving up or down in focus mode. I'm using firefox)

This game, though simple, brings me great joy. Absolutely amazing.

Simple concept, but fun to play! Not sure if not having music is a downside, as there's a lot of sound effects that indicate the obstacles (which need to be clearly heard). One problem: color contrast. The instructions (though simple and also in the description) are very hard to read because it's black on a navy blue/purple BG. And I have trouble differentiating the blinking yellow orbs with the blinking pink bombs (maybe the bombs can be a lil darker or more saturated), which has cost me a few rounds. Other than that, it's a solid game!

There's some improvement on this cover compared to the last one, you're noticably louder and I hear a little more passion in your voice. It can be better, but it's an improvement.

Your covers would benefit from better mixing. I think the audio clips (is too loud) from each line sung (the end of one line, then the very beginning of a new line, where the lines intersect a little). If you use audacity, you can "normalize" the intersected sections. You can probably search up audio mixing for music/singing, because I'm not very good at mixing singing myself

It sounds like you're trying to stay quiet enough so no one else can hear you in other rooms (a legit concern, I understand), but I think that hinders your singing. You're hitting the correct notes and your voice sounds alright, but it can use more power and passion in your voice if that makes sense. Try finding some place to practice singing a little louder and try some vocal warmups (you can look them up) to help strengthen your voice. I think you're doing good so far!

It's very simple, but very charming! It has a slight pensive but very friendly vibe to it

I think it looks neat! Like a light illustration out of a fairytale book that doesn't end too well. I think the outlines closer to the foreground can be edited to be a darker grey so depth is better perceived. The background trees can either use a slightly darker grey coloring (compared to the color of the water) or have lighter outline sketches of trees to make it feel more dense. The pencil sketchings of the person's clothing could fit the form of the clothing more (or just sketched in one direction if lazy). You should experiment more with this style

Imagine if the sun did this