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A jam submission

Infinity Star BluesView game page

A space trading game
Submitted by hacked.design — 3 hours, 28 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme/Limitation#153.5003.500
Music/Sound#182.5002.500
Technical Impelmentation#272.5002.500
Graphics/Animation#302.5002.500
Overall#352.5002.500
Fun/Design#441.5001.500

Ranked from 2 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Controls feel strange. I played WASD and S accelerated ship while pressing W moves it in opposite direction it is facing. Also the ship travel waaay too slow, it is almost unplayable. I guess this game is about trading and upgrading the ship, but come on, that's just too slow.

On the other hand I like aesthetics. Parallax background of space, pixel graphics and sfx in particular. It feels good.

To sum up, this game has potential. It looks good, it sounds good, but the ship is too slow and WASD controls are messed up.

I really like the idea, reminds me of the old Escape Velocity games. I do wish you could get from point to point faster at first though, since there aren't other ships or anything to look at while you're traveling. I liked seeing each new planet, and I enjoyed accidentally flying into a black hole lol

Developer(+1)

Thanks! I appreciate you playing it. I definitely understand what you and others are saying about the travel time. Hint: I had the velocity turned way up the entire dev time. My thinking was a healthy amount of frustration would push players towards wanting to get engine upgrades. I think with time I could tune that right. And there were plenty of other plans as well for more things to do, but you know how jams go... I think I'll write up a devlog to talk through everything. I appreciate you taking the time to give a little feedback too.