So I haven't reached the end just yet, but I really wanted to rate and give my thoughts on it so far. The visuals fit perfectly and I had a lot of fun rushing to read through the manual. The story intrigues me, I enjoy chatting with Astro a lot, it feels like having a good friend among the stress of the mission. The different tasks one has to do are decently varied, the only one that confuses me a bit is the light flicking one, I can never seem to grasp how to do it without frantically flipping them at random haha. I think that the game is missing a stronger sense of consequences that increase in risk over time as it feels like there is not much of that at the moment. Overall, a really wonderful game that I plan on seeing to its conclusion.

Cool game! loved the diegetic aspect of the instructions! I’ve never played a game like this, and its fun and tense trying to balance the instruction reading with the tasks! Good work!

Great looking game! Very complex! I'd suggest a different system for flipping through the pages. I was having difficultly selecting the correct page to view.

The Skeuomorphic visuals on this are great, clean and work so well. 

The mechanics are good and emulate Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes as a single player experience perfectly.

The only real criticism I have is shuffling through the pages can be quite tricky and it's easy to select the wrong page and have to resort. It does add tension when the alarms are going off and you're pressed for time, but I think a "next page" button would have been very nice.

Good Job!

Sweating

I really enjoyed this game! Reading through the manual while the alarm is on… so much pressure! But still, great job on making this. I can see the Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes inspiration which I think really matches the space theme.

Good job, it's a very polished game! I enjoyed a lot.

Some feedbacks:

•  The inspiration from "keep talking and nobody explodes" is pretty obvious, a bit too much (I think even the font of the manual is the same?), You could try to give a bit more of your own personality. 
• Navigating through the manual was a bit annoying. I understand that it's designed to make it stressful and in that sense it is effective, but after a while it was tedious. I wish there was a way to get better at navigating through it, so that it is hard at the beginning but gets easier with experience. Here, even after 2 hours or so, it felt pretty messy, although I sometimes got lucky and clicked and the right page right away, I mostly had to swipe around to get through.
• I didn't finish the game, so maybe there is, but I felt a lack of consequences for failing (or taking a long time to finish) my tasks. After a while, it didn't bother me so much to be stuck for a long time and the "stress effect" wasn't as strong. Maybe add a time limit to each day?
• Finally, and maybe my most important feedback, I think it was too long. I pushed through because I really wanted to see what would happen, but a bit after hearing I had to continue until day 20 or so I gave up.  The mechanics of your game works very well in short sessions, but they quickly become redundant IMO. That's what KTANE do very well, the sessions are short, and since it's a multiplayer game it's always fun to try again later. But honestly as a solo player I wouldn't try to go back to finish it. If I had been able to finish the game in max 1 hour, I think I would have enjoyed it a lot more. Or maybe find ways to change the gameplay throughout the game, like in Papers please, that allows you to enhance your UI to make things easier when the challenge gets harder. Or embed your mechanic in another kind of less stressful gameplay to give time to breath to the player.

Hope I was helpful and that you keep working on it!

I've only known Hayley for a few days, but I would kill and/or die for them.

Amazing game, seriously! The artwork, the sound design, the story, everything is perfect! And the tasks strike a perfect balance between easy ones and hard ones. I think you really hit it out of the park!

The only critique I have is that it's a bit TOO similar to Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes. Even down to the visual design of the manual pages. I think with some slight adjustments, this game could really have its own identity!

This is one of those brilliant games for which you need some time and focus!... I am just too dumb though, anyhow I had a look at it and it is in the peer review video haha See below!

1:33:00 Are You There?

Very nice game. Did you by any chance get inspired by "keep talking and nobody explodes"? It reminded me of it a lot :)

Great graphics and very nice gameplay!

Loved the clean graphics! Was clear you put a lot of effort into making the game visually appealing to play, obviously the resolution issue but that's an easy fix post job. Very nice job!

Spot on simulation of engineers daily life. This is why they get paid so well ^^

This was really fun, and I was stressed as hell! Reminded me a lot of Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, except you don't need friends and it has a fun story!

really innovative and fun game!
I liked the idea and the implementation!
really enjoyed the stress of a engineer scrub :D

Wow, I really enjoyed this a lot! It felt a lot like an escape room puzzle, which was a lot of fun; it was satisfying to feel myself getting faster at resolving alerts the longer I played, even as the alerts got more complex. The narrative aspect was also a very nice touch.

Also, is there a way to save progress that I missed?

a really, really good concept. text looked good on my laptop and only the flipping between screens were a bit annoying but I loved it, made 5 tasks in my first day, well done!

Good concept, would love to play it but the text is so small it's  literally unreadable. Is there any way to make the game fullscreen? It launches in fullsreen mode with black bars and the game is a little box in the middle.