So as you saw in the stream the tutorial was nice but a bit to verbose. I was very nice visuals though and a pretty simple game. I felt like the stats for the planet you was need to find should have just been displayed or make the tab to show them a bit easier to see. Good job and thanks for participating in the jam!
I liked the tone of the tutorial, it was very nice from a world building point of view, but it was pretty bad at explaining a very simple concept. It would fit a longer game nicely though.
I would show the species information automatically, because the user have to click it every time, if He/She is not a fan of gambling with planets... :D Also I would have probably guessed what's the goal then without the tutorial.
The visuals are pretty.
I was a bit annoyed by the fact, that the game launched in windowed mode, and I could not see the bottom of the windows, cause it was on my other monitor... xd
There's too much to read in the tutorial (but I appreciate the effort) and the gameplay could use a few more elements, as from my understanding you only have to pick the most habitable planets (or something like that) and do that minigame from time to time. Good graphics and sound.
I agree with the comments below in that the tutorial is too long. I didn't spend the time reading through all the words to understand what I had to do within the game. I was clicking around all the planets trying to find a correlation on what would affect my score but it took a while. When "Selecting a Planet" I sometimes got a mini-game with a rocketship that would zoom across my screen at the speed of light. It was not apparent what I should do to get through the big asteroid shield of the planet. Tried ramming them, nothing. Tried clicking to shoot, nothing. All in all, I think this is a nice game jam concept but leaves too many question marks for us players.
Cool idea. It definitely has style. I like the alien guy who explains to you the entire game before playing it, that's a cool way to make the instructions less boring. The only thing was it was a little wordy and people don't like to read that much haha. For me it was fine though.
The game itself isn't super deep but is interesting enough. Have to be quick with the descriptions but not too quick so that you mess up. Good job!
I think it's a good idea, but I felt the minigame didn't work as expected. I mean, the collisions are a bit unfair and maybe I expect to destroy a meteorite when colliding.
I like the sounds and music, also M.O.R.T is cute.
It has good graphics but I'm not sure what to do. I went to the tutorial, which had REALLY much to say. But I read as much as I could. Then I chose planets (loved the elements Y Ar U Ho) and I played a mini game going through meteorites. What am I supposed to do?
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So as you saw in the stream the tutorial was nice but a bit to verbose. I was very nice visuals though and a pretty simple game. I felt like the stats for the planet you was need to find should have just been displayed or make the tab to show them a bit easier to see. Good job and thanks for participating in the jam!
I liked the tone of the tutorial, it was very nice from a world building point of view, but it was pretty bad at explaining a very simple concept.
It would fit a longer game nicely though.
I would show the species information automatically, because the user have to click it every time, if He/She is not a fan of gambling with planets... :D
Also I would have probably guessed what's the goal then without the tutorial.
The visuals are pretty.
I was a bit annoyed by the fact, that the game launched in windowed mode, and I could not see the bottom of the windows, cause it was on my other monitor... xd
There's too much to read in the tutorial (but I appreciate the effort) and the gameplay could use a few more elements, as from my understanding you only have to pick the most habitable planets (or something like that) and do that minigame from time to time. Good graphics and sound.
I agree with the comments below in that the tutorial is too long. I didn't spend the time reading through all the words to understand what I had to do within the game. I was clicking around all the planets trying to find a correlation on what would affect my score but it took a while. When "Selecting a Planet" I sometimes got a mini-game with a rocketship that would zoom across my screen at the speed of light. It was not apparent what I should do to get through the big asteroid shield of the planet. Tried ramming them, nothing. Tried clicking to shoot, nothing. All in all, I think this is a nice game jam concept but leaves too many question marks for us players.
Cool idea. It definitely has style. I like the alien guy who explains to you the entire game before playing it, that's a cool way to make the instructions less boring. The only thing was it was a little wordy and people don't like to read that much haha. For me it was fine though.
The game itself isn't super deep but is interesting enough. Have to be quick with the descriptions but not too quick so that you mess up. Good job!
I think it's a good idea, but I felt the minigame didn't work as expected. I mean, the collisions are a bit unfair and maybe I expect to destroy a meteorite when colliding.
I like the sounds and music, also M.O.R.T is cute.
It has good graphics but I'm not sure what to do. I went to the tutorial, which had REALLY much to say. But I read as much as I could. Then I chose planets (loved the elements Y Ar U Ho) and I played a mini game going through meteorites. What am I supposed to do?