This game is adorable.

Pros

- Animations, looks like they were drawn frame for frame with pencil
- Music is pretty unique I wonder what this dev made it on
- boss concepts are hilarious, but difficult like a vertical bullet hell

Cons

- You get hit once you lose buffs
- level 2 is nearly impossible to keep your buffs maintained (makes the 2nd level boss hard)

Suggestions for Dev: Change the hit once lose buffs at least allow people to redeem themselves after being hit once.

Nice little retro arcade shooter game, quite challenging.
Fight in a sidescroller hordes of bees, crabs and some weird turrets. One Boss awaits you at the end of each of 3 levels. Very unique is the scribble design and the good soundtrack. You can even draw your own ship and use it in-game. Just to earn the 20M record seems almost impossible.

Start on mid tier, get rekt, switch to low tier, get rekt.

Now seriously, Scribble Space looks cool and all, but it just didn't get past that for me.

Pros:
+Draw your own ship
+Game looks cool, scribbly..
+Music is alright

Cons:
-Drawing tools are scarse
-Hard as ♥♥♥♥, get hit once, lose all your powers
-Boring, once you lose your powers
-Unpolished, collision detection is quite messed up
-Some bugs, boss would fly away and other map changing bugs
-Exploits, it's easy to use this game's flaws against the 1°&2°boss
-Can't change the controls
-Easiest achievement is dying 100 times

It's quite a short game as well, but you can't ask for more under this price tag.

Fun little timewaster. It has a cool aesthetic and the ship customization is pretty novel. Some bugs but nothing game breaking. Collision detection is really wonky, needs a lot of work.

A decent shooter with a nice art style, Fun for a few minutes but not much longer.

Cute little game. Thanks for giving away copies on /v/, dev!

You can make your own animated full color genitalia-shaped ship in it.

It also has cute sounds and graphics.

Pretty fun game to play if you are bored. The bosses are challenging and make the game much harder than it seems to be.

This is a short but sweet game. With the constant flow of enemies you can't stay in the same spot for too long, making this a fast-paced anxiety-driving game.

There isn't much to say about this game so I was going to write up a short list of pros and cons to sum it all up, but after a few moments of consideration I realized that there were no "pros" to share.

The game is cheap, especially so on sale. I picked Scribble Space up for half a dollar hoping it would be a short, casual sidescrolling shooter I could play through without much effort. Now that I've played it a short while, I know that if this game were freely available online, I would not have played it for more than a few seconds. Since I paid for it I felt inclined to at least get my money's worth, but this is one of the few times I have legitimately regretted a purchase on Steam. Again, it wasn't much money in the first place, but this game is much more frustrating than it is fun.

Though the concept is simple, the gameplay issues are too frequent and obvious to overlook. The player hitbox isn't made clear, which makes creatively designing your own ship more dangerous to the gameplay than it is fun. Taking damage removes all your power ups, and this really wouldn't be a problem if the hitbox made more sense. Even then, though, it is almost impossible to avoid taking damage in this game, rendering you without the power ups (which are rare as it is) for the majority of the time playing. Boss fights are a nightmare to deal with, and it isn't always obvious what you are supposed to be attacking or how to even avoid taking damage. Most of the time you have to hope to just get lucky and get enough shots in to defeat the boss before you die.

The game has cards and achievements, so if you want it for either of those then go ahead. Be warned, though, that one achievement requires a lot of luck and mastery of the game, so you may spend quite a bit of time playing it if you want to 100% it.