Thanks for the feedback, R-o!

Points are based on your airtime and time latched to shooting stars. So yes, you can technically hold the Z button the whole time, but you won't get any points!

Thanks for playing! :)

Thanks for the feedback, KrystalZoness! I'm glad that you found it addicting! :P

As for the controls, translating how a one-button control scheme converts the player's intention to accurate results is a tricky situation. There's a fine line to walk when it comes to how accurate the hook-mechanic should be. Currently the line attaches to the nearest star when you press [z], but should it perhaps take into consideration your current trajectory or speed? Which star does each player expect to attach to when they press [z], and do multiple players expect the same result? Lots of things to consider. Either way, thanks so much for playing! :)

Thanks for playing, hazardoussnowman!

You're right that it takes a little practice to get used to the physics. Adding an easy mode with forgiving limits and lighter physics would be fairly simple, and might give first-time players more of a chance to familiarize themselves with the gameplay. I'll remember that for my next arcade-style game. Thanks for the feedback! :)

Thanks for playing, TheShadigi!

I didn't want to punish players for falling, as I've been wanting to make a game that my nieces could play without struggling with the mechanics. There isn't a strict time limit; the screen boundaries only shrink if you're outside the bounds. If you stay in-bounds, you can technically climb forever!

I really appreciate the feedback, and I'll remember to make the rules a little clearer in my next game!