A frog in a well - Detailed Information

This is an incredibly challenging Retro 2D pixel platformer/dodging game. In the game, the protagonist must carefully manage fuel and jetpack temperature while collecting lives and coins along the way, upgrading the jetpack, dodging spikes, buzz saws, bats, homing missiles, and navigating treacherous terrain, all in a bid to escape this nightmarish trap. The protagonist’s plight mirrors our own—after all, aren’t we all, in a sense, frogs at the bottom of a well?

Story：
In the not-so-distant future, humanity, in its boundless ambition, uncovered a method for large-scale cosmic colonization. But, as with all great achievements, this breakthrough was accompanied by the rise of cheap and entirely illicit space miners. Our protagonist, driven by the desperate need to fund treatment for his gravely ill daughter, unwittingly signs up to become one of these cosmic renegades. Little did he know that on his very first mission, his hapless mining crew would be ambushed by a sinister alien creature lurking within an asteroid, ensnaring them in an endless nightmare woven from each crew member's darkest memories...

Tutorial:
WASD/Move-AD (in the air)/Rotate left and right
Space (on the ground)/Jump-(in the air)/Hold to fly
When the temperature is overheated, you cannot spray, and you need to wait for it to return to the preheating temperature. When the temperature is lower than the preheating temperature, the thrust is greatly reduced
The higher the temperature, the greater the thrust of the engine (the pointer indicates the thrust)
E/Use save points and purchase upgrades

The game isn’t massive; depending on your skill, it might take 0.5-2 hours to complete. After finishing, you can challenge yourself again to beat you own record.
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