To be honest this is a little rough. I like the idea of the simple limited-colour art style and the UI looks nice but I found the method for using items to be VERY annoying, having to constantly swap out whatever was in the hand slot manually while the entire game is on an oxygen timer got very frustrating. Also took me 3 playthroughs to figure out the full path to go since I kept running out of time.  Honestly the drag/drop inventory thing could work well if you could just activate stuff directly from the inventory or drag it onto the thing you want to interact with (drag keycard onto door from inventory to open door, for example).

Also not sure why the game defaults all the sounds to 0 but even after setting the volume sliders up there was still no music present which could have helped add some tension to the atmosphere a bit.

I think with a bit more polishing you could have a good game here, just needs a bit more time I think. Nice work though.

Let's be honest there's nothing about cosmic horror in this game :) There's solitude and infinity but no cosmic horror. I find the artstyle of the game a little bland. I really think that Godot is not the best engine to make 3d games. But still you managed to capture the atmosphere of an abandoned spaceship.  Drag&Drop inventory is nice but it doesn' make sense that you need to put the item on your hand to use it. I mean the keycards and consumable items. The O2 mechanic is a very good idea. It makes the game more tense and immersive. Oh and you should've make some kind of escape pod or something insid the room where we escape the ship. I couldn't figure out where to go there and got stuck, i later saw in a video how the game can be finished.

The main problem of the game for me is that this is not a dungeon crawler. This is like an atmospheric/survival horror game with a grid based movement system. There are no enemies to fight, it doesn't play like a dungeon crawler.  Regardless of my criticisms and nitpickings it's actually good game in it's base with very cool ideas. Nice job and good luck!

I escaped the ship.

The game is short, because you want more, but what's there is detailed between key remapping, functional inventory and point & clicking and detailed environment. It renders the feeling of being lonely in the middle of space particurlarly well, I really liked the lights including with the torch.

That's a cool game, thanks for sharing. 

I  finally escaped! 

I liked the tense atmosphere lost in space. I liked the simple UI which you used. Good point with the settings as well. IMO the movement by pressing the key again and again is a little annoying and sometimes the character turns twice by pressing the once. 

I think it is too short, although I saw you wanted to add another level.

Funnily enough I had a little trouble getting to grips with your UI too.  Though I do think yours is better.
Took me a couple of tries, and the O2 metre certainly makes you feel the pressure.
Maybe it was more obvious than it was to me, but I didn't realize you had to just leave through the big hanger door.
Here's my playthrough: Near Infinity by reddernoon
The big gap when I'm looking at the door is me rechecking the game page as I'm trying to work out the interface.

It's a nice concept, and I really liked the inventory system. However regrettably the game lacked any sound which really bugged me.