Can you compile it statically? Newest Ubuntu doesn't come with allegro5.

I've been trying... Couldn't work out how to do it. If you can spread any light on that it would be a great help.

Okay I found out how to do it now :). I was passing the wrong arguments to pkg-config.

Fun game, I like the mechanics of it.

It's kind of hard to tell that that 1px black line on the side of the screen is a hole.
And it's a bit frustrating that the ball can't orbit a green dot into the hole, but has to bounce into it, this sort of thing should be explained or something.

Love the Linux support, with 2 binaries even. Wow. :D

This is cool - I think you're on to something with this mechanic.

I like the concept and the mechanic is really cool, but being on a laptop I have no middle click and so find it hard to complete a level if I mis-click.

Interesting concept that could be taken much further. Needs more gameplay description in-game. There is very little control of what you can do with few dots so levels are very repetitive and trial-erorrish. But, hey, you finished it!

I can easily see this being expanded to include more complex challenges, maybe the exit point on different areas of the screen, maybe even a mobile exit point. I could finish plenty of levels by repeatedly clicking and 'drawing lines' of green dots, not sure if that was intent.

Rudy, I realise it's very repetitive and lacking, I mismanaged time and got my priorities wrong more or less throughout, so by Midday Sunday, my only goal was finishing and having a few levels.

Andrew, I might expand it a bit, the limitedness of what you see is a result of me not thinking through my priorities well at the start. I am aware that some levels can be done using lines of green dots (I think one level requires it), but by the time i realised you could do this I had forgotten how many green dots I had given people on some levels, so that aspect is easy to abuse.

"I'm new to this so my only goal was to have SOMETHING that could technically be called a game by the end."
And with that goal in mind, I think you've succeeded! This is really innovative and fun. I made it to the level on your screenshot and found it pretty impossible, though.

Like others have said, nice mechanic and simple enjoyable gameplay.

As for a few criticisms, the fast movement made me feel like I didn't have a lot of fine control on what was going to happen, so a lot of the time I was just clicking and seeing what resulted. Also, as the top half of the window is rarely used, you might want to explore using a narrower resolution. I liked that it was entirely mouse controlled, but I did find myself trying to click near the edge and accidentally clicking out of the window a few times. Might be better to have a bit more of a border between the gamespace and edge of the window.