Awesome stuff. I'd say ease back on the amount of damage the player takes from getting hit, though. That's a serious drop and it can get frustrating fast.
Reviews for "Matchmakers Inc. Episode 1 - A Fiery Catch - Nsfw Version"
Hey, you forgot the flame on Charizard's tail lol
Please lower the score requirement! It takes waayyy to long.
A save feature would be nice. Be able to save after each mini game.
I like the concept! It's a promising start. The music fits well. Having sound at the start is helpful to ensure we have it at a reasonable level.
I'm with some of the others in deeming the minigame not quite there yet IMO in terms of polish. I like that there's enemy and pattern variety. The in-game tutorial prompt says to use the arrow keys to move, but not that space shoots, which is also important. I assume that's in a subsequent message? The movement seems kinda stiff - there's no acceleration, so the ship feels weightless. (I'm not confident that acceleration is the right fix for this, or even that you don't intend it. It's likely the right decision for a bullet hell.) The movement speed of the ship seems appropriate. The minigame tutorial also took quite a while to get through - thoughts on lowering both that threshold and the thresholds generally? It starts feeling like padding to me after a few screens. If the minigame itself can be more entertaining to play (thoughts on powerups? minibosses?) that may be less of an issue. I find with many of the patterns I have to just wait parts of them out because I can't safely get below them to fire. Would firing in more directions be too broken? The sound effect when taking damage serves its purpose well, but it's not clear when your shots are hitting enemies. Some kind of visual indication (showing cracks? dimming? changing colors? particles?) or even just a sound would be helpful. Some occasional screen shake for emphasis may help polish it as well. It's a little odd when the minigame keeps running after the win condition.
Typo: "you threw it in the thrash" -> trash