A nice little time killer, but not even near the quality of your other games.

What a fun game! If you went for an irritating, annoying little game I'd say you completed your focus!

I hated how you had hardly no time to finish a level, though when it got to the end it seemed much easier.
Died 97 times but I really did have some fun playing it.

Overall I am going to rate it a 4. This is because, as I said before, you hardly have any time to beat most levels, and that really would annoy people.
Keep on making quests like these! I enjoyed it.

This is a good game

Beat this without having to cheat with only 23 failures. Nifty little concept but really irritates those of us with carpal tunnel syndrome (who in retrospect should probably not be playing this anyway.). Now when you get the bug swatting game from Mario Paint working, that'll really be something.

I'll give it a 3 because it's very well put together, but I have to say I didn't have fun playing it. A lot of it had to do with the time limits. Sometimes I'd beat levels with a few seconds to spare and other times it would come down to the very last fraction of a second. There was no real curve of difficulty except for how towards the end, every level has a freakishly tight time limit. By level 75 I resorted to pausing ZC and advancing frame by frame in order to win because the level gave so little room for error. By level 78 I gave up. I think a quest controlled entirely by the mouse is an interesting idea, but it shouldn't require this much precision.

That was actually really fun and I did a flawless run first time playing.

Since the game's beatability relies heavily on how fast you can move your mouse cursor, would you consider putting recommended cursor settings in the description? Obviously the game isn't possible to beat at the slowest speed setting and as Russ pointed out, bugs happen if it's too fast.

Lots of fun, though as it's been mentioned the mouse can be picky if you move it really fast (which is the point). I also got stuck on level 75.

To increase replayability, how about adding a high score feature (one for each level and one for every 10 levels for example)?

If you make a sequel you could also take this one step further and add features like bosses.

The game looks awesome (and, oddly alot like super mario world)!