Not bad. Just...not bad.

Fun to play. That's undeniable. However, with only 10 levels and a survival mode, a player is pretty stuck for things to do. Granted, there's more than one mode in the first place, and there's an unlockable in the main mode, but there's so much more that could be added to a game like this. Try temporary invulnerability, or a powerup that reduces damage taken and destroys any object that hits you. A bit of ingenuity goes a long way. That said, one thing that confuses me is the mute button. Is there any sound on it? I couldn't hear any. Maybe it's just me.

Anyway, the game itself is good, although more obvious health and level progress (how far to go until the next level) indication would be nice. Only 10 levels is a bit short, especially with how easy it is. And a small note: level 9 is WAY harder than level 10, what with the objects' sudden movements.

Graphics could do with a bit more flair (particle explosions and the like), and some other bits and pieces could do with a touch-up, but on the whole, it's a good game with a promising artist. Keep up the good work. 3/5

It's alright

gameplay was a bit easy, with music and other effects it would defenatly bring the entertainment value up. But it's good, hope to see the finished version.

I'm waiting for a more spactic avoider that might get some action fans into it since they hvae to go like 5000 mph to avoid things. Like exploding circles perhaps?

Good, but not outstanding.

It's a good game, but it's just too common these days, as in it's nothing special, not bad, but not outstanding.

ahhh!

for 2 minutes, i had idea what the hell i was doing lol
but i got the hang of it.

Don't know why, but I loved it . . .

This is a very stylish little avoider, if a little short in normal mode. I thought the game was easy, but very good AI progression.

with survival mode, thought it was too easy and just going to last forever, arrogantly thinking I'd quit out at 300 (5 mins)

then I noticed my health. I got 294 :)