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Gotta say... Arthur, the final boss, is by FAR the easiest of them all. Beat him on my first go.
Good game, could use a bit of polishing gameplay-wise however...

Great concept, but as isocryd said, very poorly planned. The ship didn't move with the mouse all that fast, and the physics were just annoying, almost to the point where it was near impossible to finish a level. It felt like a huge pain to finish the first few levels, let alone the whole game. One big problem i had is some stray objects running into my ship and me having to do the level all over again. Maybe a health bar would be a good addition? The only thing that i truly liked about this game was the music. But still, this game needs some serious tweaking.

Of all physics games that keep overpopulating flash sites like newgrounds, this seems to me, while a new concept, still very poorly planned. I'm sorry, but the frustration of the "physics" system is becoming way too much to keep playing.
The music is starting to bore a hole in my head, and, while the "you win" and "you lose" made me smile at first, they have become more annoying than funny.

Sorry, but I believe I will be avoiding this game from now on.

I battled my way (mostly with the controls) all the way to the end, but the experience wasn't particularly satisfying besides being able to say that I never gave up. Sometimes it's fun, but most of the time it's just tedious and even painful, trying to accomplish something that requires not only large amounts of skill, but also a nearly astronomical level of luck. The good kind, not the bad, because that's already in great supply.

I think what you have here is a really good base for a game, but it needs some serious tweaking to polish it up into something truly playable. My main concern is that most players will probably cut and run after getting their butts handed to them a mere handful of times, and considering that I probably fought the "Tricycle" boss three dozen times before finally succeeding, that doesn't bode well for anyone who gets frustrated easily.

Nevertheless, I pushed on and on and on even when all I had were expletives for the little ship-and-wrecking-ball that failed to react to my commands far too often, and while I can't offer particularly high marks for something that should be more polished, I can give you a solid 2.5 stars and a vote of 3.

As I sit here and type out my review, the mindlessly repetitive music is slowly driving me mad, so I'm going to have to leave you with that. Oh, and for the reviewer who said the Expert Player medal doesn't work, I managed to earn it with a total score of 155,215. That being said, please consider giving players a running total for all levels when adding a medal like that; adding the level scores ourselves to check is a real pain.

A solid concept, but the sluggish response to mouse movement just made the game feel broken. Tighten up the responsiveness--keep the ship positioned more closely to the mouse movement, especially fast ones--and you'll have a much better playing experience.