Can't start it because there's no Win32-version. :(

Awesome music and trippy graphics - although some of the depth seems to be off, which made me a bit dizzy.

I loved the sense of speed, epileptic spinning and nauseating controls!

Works fine in 32-bit Win7, except music didn't play but I played it manually from the assets directory.

Very annoying the amount I had to download just to get this app to run. I don't really like to install things onto my computer that I feel like I don't need (.NET frameworks). It wasn't a small or short download, and it required me to restart my computer. I'm sure I'm not alone in this. Also depending on those technologies limits your available audience and who can play your game. Might want to consider these things in the future. We work within the toolsets we're familiar with, of course, but perhaps you want to learn some more tools ;P

Anyway, not trying to be harsh, just being honest. As for the gameplay itself, it was an interesting concept. The visuals were enticing. However, I felt as though the player was too far away from the front of the screen, and this made it confusing when I tried to grab the rectangles as I couldn't tell which I had already passed and which were in front of me. Combine that with the fact that the triangles move at variable screens, and I had almost no hope of doing anything other than randomly moving around and hoping I hit green triangles and not red ones. Had you moved the player back to almost on the same level as the "viewing window", I think that would've helped a lot.

Music was very fitting, and the sound effects were effective without hurting my ears, so good job on sound.

My eeeyyyeeesss, what have you done? Ahem. Very weird looking game.

I had absolutely no idea where my trianglar character was in relation to anything else, as Fritzendugan says it's basically random whether you collect anything or not since you can't tell where the player is. Other than that the graphics were fun, just needs a little help on the depth perception!

Yes, definitely need depth hints. Otherwise cool graphics and sound. I liked landscape and floating living figures, also loved how PC triangle gets distorted over time.

Nice game, well done!

Not sure I understand how to control the game. Whether I "used" the controls or not, I didn't see any difference. Liked the visuals, though.

Thanks for comments, I appreaciate them all.
The depth cue is a sore problem. I think that 3D models for the collectibles, lighting and some distance cues or such would have helped a lot. Had no time to implement because of the problems I had with the sound.

I wanted to create the controls in such a way that the player needs to actively control the ship all the time and use timing instead of going straight to the right position (this does not help much now, that the right position is so hard to see :P)
The .NET framework requirement would annoy myself too. I don't know yet if I can go around it, bundle the required files with the game or target an earlier version that people might already have.
And thanks for the comments on music. I just made it so fast but seems I hit the spot well enough.
I am looking forward to next Ludum Dare and I hope I have gotten rid of the technical problems by then.

the controls are a little weird, but love the sound and have graphics quite unique, remind me of Starfox for SNES

good job!

You get 5 for mood... this is a real retro! I went into a trance.

Pretty cool!