Trivia questions were spot on, but it was incredibly frustrating the get the timing right with the bullet.

Nice combination of genres, you really hit the mark with the theme! Good questions; not too hard nor easy. The graphics were also good. Was a bit hard to make the bullet hit sometimes though.

Nice idea !!! Good game 5/5!!!

I love the mellow graphics and music. I also laughed out loud the first time my shot bounced off of a wrong answer and came back to hit me. :)

Well executed and fun

This game was very entertaining I tried quite a few times to go as far as I could. The art has a nice mood, well done!

Excellent interpretation on the theme. It's JUST hard enough. The art is done really well. I probably would have made it go Awww when you lost, but that's just me. Great job!! Check out our when you get the chance https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/infinite-typer

Thank you all for your feedback! 😊

@stderr Glad that made you laugh! 😃

@theamazingb Thanks! We wanted to put sound when you lose and also when you win, but we runned out of time.

Love the idea! The trivia is mostly simple, but shooting the right answer can be tricky at times ^^

Yeah, a few more sound effects would have been a tad better, but the game is perfectly fine as it is now. Congrats!

Super creative! Theme is spot on!

Trivia questions are hard to pick/write and these felt pretty spot on in terms of not being to esoteric or easy, good job. Human sfx always make me laugh.

Thanks guys :smile: !

@ultrarat Yes, we spent a big part of our jam time selecting the questions so they wouldn't feel random but at the same time would have a slowly raising difficulty curve from easy to medium/hard. We also laugh every time we hear that sound, especially when multiple people are playing the game in the same room ahaha.

Nice idea! Simple to understand but interesting when playing. Graphic style and sound effect fit well.

By far the best thing you added to this game was the giant art piece in the background. After a few questions I was like 'ok, I get it' and was tempted to move on. But then I noticed I was climbing, and that even in space, the gradient was changing just a bit. That small little tweak to give a feeling of progression was enough to keep me going all the way. Good job to whoever thought of that!