Pretty enjoyable. Funny enough, it controlled really well on a mousepad.

Not a terrible concept, but the controls were unbearable, and I can't say that there was anything good about this. The foundation was in place, extra points for tricks, avoid rocks, and grab health, but it was pretty much impossible to get anywhere in this without memorizing the rock patterns.

You get no time to react as the screen is very small in comparison to your movement speed, and I couldn't get the tricks to work when I hit a ramp. On top of that you could dip below the trick board and disappear.

Some easy fixes would be: being able to move faster, having a mini map with oncoming rocks, and indicating when you can perform a trick better.

Edit: just realized you move with your cursor not the arrow keys, so the speed thing is less of a problem, however I still couldn't get a trick to work, and there were numerous detection errors on picking up health and bonus points.

Fun to play

I was surprised at how good this was, it somewhat reminding me somewhat of that one game that used to come with Windows 95 and 98, Skifree i think it was called.
It's very fun to play. It has some simple controls, and a decent scoring system (though It doesnt reset at end of game, intentional? No?)
It's not anything to new or interesting, not bad, nor great, but it sure is fun to play!

Fun game to play

I was pleasantly surprised by this - reminding me somewhat of SkiFree, it's fun to play. Simple controls (read them carefully, took me a while to work out what I was doing wrong when jumping) and an OK scoring system (which doesn't seem to reset at the end of a game. It's not ground breaking but it shows originality and is better than lots of things on NG.

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If you right-clicked you didn't lose life from the rocks