Great game! I could only make it up to 140 — I just kept panicking a little bit when drawing loops, which made me 1) accidentally go much faster and thus become even more panicked and 2) forget that I was vulnerable to my own loops. I could remember that after drawing the loops, but so often I ended up finishing a loop with an inward turn to my demise. Kudos to the decision to make it not be an insta-death game, which would've made it incredibly frustrating. Also good job to make the decision that collisions are an alternate, albeit inefficient, way of killing enemies. Made my mistakes feel less terrible, which kept me playing longer.

Finally — very smart call to make health pickups abundant. Better to make it a little too easy during a jam than too hard, and managing the speed was hard enough!

I'm simultaneously wanting to suggest you make a post-jam version with a more easily-controllable control scheme (not mouse-based, at least not for speed control), and noticing that this scheme is very friendly to my tendonitis, as gentle motions of the mouse and zero clicking is pretty much ideal there. But also I don't think trying to balance to multiple. extremely different control schemes would be wise...tough call.

Because I'm bad at reading I missed the whole, driving fast fills up your meter, once I got that it was actually really cool! Visuals are very pretty, I'm noticing a lot of crt effects this jam but it really works! Cool vibe with the bikes too, one issue is that a lot of the time when you make a loop you can fall into it straight away because you're driving in a curved direction but it's still only 5 points lost, 370 is my score, great work! (Also great work on your itch page it looks very nice)

Fun game, very cool idea and aesthetic. Definitely goes WAY too fast though.

Great style. The concept works well, but the control was very sensitive. Would have been great to have some way to change that. Great job! <3

Let me start off by saying I really love the aesthetic of the game, the visuals are great! However there were times where the controls caused me a bit of frustration, I do like that you can control your speed with the cursor, but I think it changes speed way too fast and it makes it hard to make precise turns, perhaps it would feel better to gradually change it with a slight delay? There were also times where I would fall into my own pits after drawing them, but I don't know if that was just me being bad at the game or a bug, i think it would've been better feedback for the player if you were a bit less harsh on how/when the player fell into a pit they drew, say for example you could add a radius around the player and if that entire radius fits inside the pit they fall. I don't know exactly the technical details as i'm not good with godot, but there are my 2 cents.