Had a good time playing! The 4 jetpacks build is the best lol.

Also, the right click sensitivity is too high. I would love a zoom camera too for better planning. Besides that, it's a fun game, easy to play but you can get creative and spend a good time playing haha

Well, had to use Task Manager to get out of game. Pro tip, no matter where anyone is in the game they should be able to hit escape and exit.

Not sure the functionality for the game but for a game jam that needs to be clear right from the start.

@delunado Thanks for playing and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

@beebster-games I'm sorry that the tutorial question mark was not more prevalent. I figured that Alt+F4 would always be possible, but escape might be more intuitive and I'll make sure to include that in the future.

This game was interesting. At first I had no idea what to do but then I realized it was kind of a puzzle to figure out what to do and it was fun to try to solve all the levels.

Really fun concept! I found I had the most success using a single jet engine lol.

It’s simple to pick up but has lots of complexity if you want to get strategic. Really fun and well done!

This was an interesting concept. I clearly suck at it. I wanted the spikes to work so bad

@rachenite I did try to make the levels each their own puzzle where each part could be valuable, but I spent the most time on the flail and it's never useful lol

@exteegi I agree; the single jet engine build is op. That's what I was using for testing, with a spike on the nose and plates for wings for aesthetics

@helloimbenjamin Thanks for playing!

@hit3c I appreciate your attempt to impale some pins!

I love the idea of the game, it would just be nice if some of the controls were better explained.

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I love all the funny attachments you can attach to the bowling ball, jet engine + flail may not have been an effective combo strategically but it was absolutely hilarious. I felt like I got to be the bowling ball from those janky bowling alley animations.

Very...interesting game for sure. The first level was ironically by far the hardest and it's pretty damn hard to predict where the ball will go. I really like the idea tho and would like to see something like that as a flushed out full game some day.

@jormundly Thanks! I find it hard to prioritize adding a tutorial to a jam game since I always want to add more content or polish

@coyotethursday I was very much thinking of the unhinged bowling alley animations when making this

@alem26 I appreciate you playing this weird experiment!

love the concept, and had a lot of fun playing it! i feel like the ball weight and physics could be tuned a little better, but other than that it was awesome! great job!

a fun concept, a little broken, but overall it's cool !

Hilarious! Reminds me of another silly bowling game I played as a kid. The music and graphics are a vibe.

Awesome graphics, loved the music.

Love the tunes and the general idea - it's always fun to see this little physics sim jams.

Some little QoL features could go a long way:
1. have a green transparent preview over the bowling ball when placing modules so it's easier to know where you're placing them so you don't have to click the "oops" button as much :sweat_smile:.

2. I agree with some of the other comments that the right click rotation sensitivity could be turned down quite a bit.

3.Finally, I wish the build was saved when clicking "retry" so one could adjust the components a little and try again, rather than having to redo the whole thing that would make it a lot quicker to prototype different ideas. Typically I was only adding 3-4 parts before I ran out space, but getting them into the same spot as before so I could make adjustments was a bit tricky without this feature.

Overall, nice idea! I had fun testing it :)

I suck at this game, but had some fun playing with jet engines and flails hahaha Reminded me of Besiege

@noodlehoof Thanks for playing! I always struggle with the long process of tuning for feel; needs such a strong vision of what the final product should look like

@mrantoinest I appreciate the feedback :)

@steven-garberg Glad to hear the music and graphics create a vibe!

@eloc Thanks! Music was by [Pocket Moon Games](https://pocketmoon.games) and their game [Wormhole](https://pocketmoon.games/games/wormhole) has more of that!

@olenikimid I really appreciate the details! Definitely features I would had liked to do, but were a bit too much for me in the time. Initially I was thinking of saving the layout of modules for quick reloading, but I prefer just keeping the last layout when retrying. I was actually surprised how quickly the undo feature came together, so maybe I'm overestimating the complexity of implementing those features... Thanks for the detailed feedback! <3

@willianfhs I'm glad you enjoyed the flail! That was my fav module to implement, but I found it unfortunately underpowered compared with the madness I envisioned it bringing