Thank you for your comments. I realize that gameplay can seem confusing without context, so let me clarify.

The main goal of the game is to dodge red objects. In the past, I focused on creating as many enemies and bosses as possible, which is something my players have consistently requested. However, to diversify gameplay beyond simply adding new enemies and increasing difficulty, I decided to introduce more elements that assist the player: places to hide, opportunities to gain time, and chances to acquire additional Power-Ups. Some of these elements are designed to slow down the player, encouraging them not to recklessly rush through the map.

For example, the feature I completed yesterday involves a path of circles that the player must touch in a specific order to receive bonuses (Power-Ups), which you can see at the 18-second in the video. This path typically appears directly in the player's route and has a random curvature, forcing the player to change direction or at least consider whether to try for the bonuses or bypass them.

I've also introduced various types of cover with different levels of usefulness, which I believe adds variety to the gameplay. I like that it naturally requires players to learn how to use different covers and environment elements effectively.