I don't believe it.
I saw the size of the file, and thought it was just some lame gag game. But you know what? I'm suprised. I figured that for novelty and efficiency alone, you have created a game that would be a SOLID game that could easily be crammed into a preloader for much larger Flash files. You know what I mean? It's so small, yet so quick to get into the action, the player is instantly into it.
It has amazing utility, a lot more than I'd bet a lot of other people recognize. This might actually start a new trend of "preloader" games; mini-minigames that are only supposed to be played for thirty seconds, but that ensure that the user remains looking at that one Flash file.
Hmm.
Darn it, now you've inspired me. I wanna make some preloader games now, too. As a stand-alone game, I wouldn't rate this one very high. I would probably give it only a 2/5 if you had like a 4 mb music file blaring in the back. But I thought.
Utility.
Since it actually can serve a purpose when latched onto another game, I easily and graciously bump that score from a 2 to a 4/5. Nicely done.