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A jam submission

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A game about guiding someone through an asteroid field over text chat
Submitted by Penguin3000 — 2 minutes, 12 seconds before the deadline
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Great game! Reminds me of playing those 'Escape' games. The interface and colour pallette really suited the game atmosphere as well

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Good concept and well executed. Well done

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Really in to this! Trying to figure out how the radar works was a little difficult, but the moment it clicked for me I was having a great time.

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This was great, only comparable game I can think of is Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes. The dynamics of the map and the translation were great.

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So unique I really like this game, it really makes you think

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awesome, it took me three tries to win, but I had fun every time

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This is a really nice execution! Love the layout of everything and really nice gameplay! Feels really unique and was really fun to play. I love stuff like this and will definitely revisit it when I have more time to play more of it!

Great work!

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That was an interesting game for sure! I kind of felt like I was an IT help assistant remind the user to turn on and off the computer.  Very creative though. I should have gone with a button game like this

Submitted

Very cool concept! Gameplay is very unique, I've never quite seen anything like this before. Excellent jam submission!

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This game is really dang cool! Having to figure out where the ship is on the map from the radar is a neat puzzle element, and the game does a great job of hitting the challenge goals. I wasn't sure how the power worked, if it was a straight timer or if using the systems depleted it faster. I'd have liked a little more time to read the manual, personally.