First off, I've got to say that's the dopest preloader I've seen in forever.

On to the game itself, though, I dig it! The song fit the atmosphere, and the artwork was great. I felt like a lot of care went into that intro cutscene especially.

Once I was on the water, I clicked with the gameplay pretty quickly. A little part of me wishes there was more to do (i.e. collectibles or upgrades), but I think the real beauty here is in the simplicity. Plus, the waves are spaced apart just far enough that I never felt like there was a lack of engagement. The gameplay is tricky enough that I don't think anyone will survive too long and get bored, anyway.

I do wish there was a full screen button, though. I'm playing on Chrome, and a decent chunk of the top, bottom, and right-hand side of the screen were eaten up by the browser.

All in all, fun little game with cute art!

Unfortunately, I can't play this on my windows tablet despite accelerometer working on it. It gets stuck at the loading screen saying I need to turn on accelerometer permissions. ThinkPad tablet 10, running Firefox on windows 11.

Edit: Checked the page for testing the orientation sensor and it works correctly on edge but not Firefox. Even so, the game doesn't work on edge for some reason. It does say though that typeof DeviceOrientationEvent.requestPermission !== 'function' so maybe that's why it's not working?

Alas, it's barely playable on my Android phone. Graphics are great and idea if ok. It responds to accelerometer, but initial horisontal position is wrong and somewhat differs each time - for example you need to hold phone at 45 degree to have the girl stay straight.

I'm a PC user