hmmm,

not a new concept, but good job. I think to make it better would be to have better graphics and music. music really does set the mood of a game.

Good

Its nothing new, but I haven't seen a game like this in a really long time. its something i would repeatably play. Had to do tho when I'm on my laptop with no mouse XD

Well, it's not bad but I think you missed somethin

Since I am myself a student that knows somewhat this kind of stuff, it's not bad at all. But here's a few things you should keep in mind when creating a game:

1) Try not to use images as backgrounds: This is a very fast but not stylish way to get over a background. Unless you can want the game to look qute choppy, I would suggest drawing the backgrounds yourself.

2) Don't try to rush: I've seen many first attempts that look decent for what you expect of a newcomer (I for one still lack that nice drawing technique, but I'm getting there) but the worst thing you can do is to rush a game or a video. Unless you have issues with the space capacity, try polishing each animation and each part of the game as they are important to make the game fun

3) Don't overlook components: Games are usually definied by art, story, gameplay and music. You should consider how to make each of those interesting before making attempting to make a good game. Sometimes though you don't need to have a good story or art, but then you need to outstand in the other aspects. Try looking for partners that specialize in each area so that you don't have to do all of the work.

and the most important

4) Never stop doing something: Even if a game is not completed and you think it will not work out, it will give you important experience on how to plan and create a new game.

I do hope you find this good enough to be read and I hope to see more of you in the future.