Very nice concept, like the strategy theme, though I'm quite rusty in the genre and not very good. There were not too many things to do en route and I guess as the developer said maybe the whole point is to strategize about where to go and what missions to pick...? Anyway, technically it seemed like a sound game, had a resources system, a mission system, you could have crew (I didn't get far though so not sure what they do). So, quite a few gameplay elements there, well done.

What was the exact connection to the theme though, if any?

Great gane!

The gameplay is great and the visuals just WOW, i liked how the game 

looked finished and polished.

btw if you can play the game that I made and give me some feedback I really appreciate it :)

Wow! This is great! I got hooked quickly :) I needed to remind myself to close your game as I still want to try others too :D You have created wonderful game in two weeks! A working game loop, all the features work nicely with the minimum amount of polish that makes them work well together. Oh, and special thumbs up for the resolution settings+the full screen toggle!

Pretty chill game, although those pesky space pirates kept stealing my gold! I noticed the missions repeat themselves over and over, which is good for survival but don’t make the player take any unnecessary risks.

I think having the possibility to play for longer than 50 days would be nice. Great work!

Great game! There are certainly polish to be made, but a lot of things already feels right, like the control feels pretty good, and without reading too much of your explanation I was able get the feel of what this game is going to be like by just playing and trying things out. Props for working out the grid system in that short amount of time, good job!

Awesome game, love the sci-fi theme! I'm not really good with strategic games so I struggled a bit but I think I've got the hang of it.

You accomplished so much in less than two weeks! Congrats!

This was a really impressive achievement within the two week deadline. I really liked the art and thank you so much for the initial tutorial screen, it explained everything very well.

I managed to win on my first attempt - mostly by careful travelling between Starship Box and Tanaris with the occasional trip to Keshian (I was too much of a scaredy-cat to take the long journey to Mathis - though I guessed probably the best crew members were there). I screwed up a couple of times and forgot to load up on missions, but my captain's 'luck stat' managed to get me by with the fuel / food random encounters (at the risk of looking a gift-horse in the mouth... possibly a bit too generous)

Really good stuff and congrats on this one. Might be nice to allow the player to continue past 50 turns - I had only just managed to upgrade my engine at turn 48!

I don't know how you managed to do it in 2 weeks. It's amazing! A great basis for some big game. Are you planning to add any storylines?

As for the gameplay, I think it would be interesting to desing it more for the shorter sessions, something like "Into the breach", with a clear goal and different mechanics depending on the level. I imagine it could be a very cool and unique mobile strategy. But this is of course only one of the ideas. You can also make a second Stellaris out of it :)

I wasn't sure at first, but then I actually got into and lost all my crew members. I don't know if it's the balance of the game that made it that way, but I feel like I ended up going back between the Tavern and the first Market planet a lot, not really going to any of the other planet... Might just be me though...

Anyway, nice game! 11/10 would lose my crew members again.

This is a keeper, I'm motivated to keep trying to win by testing the permutations.
There are no obvious faults, looks good, sounds good, is challenging.

Wow this was fun! I love strategy games and I can't believe you pulled this together in such a short amount of time. You nailed the pace of the game and it looks really cohesive with all of the sound effects and the UI styling. Nice work. :)

Well i made it to 50 days :D. Started taking chances and getting a crew half way through, but found them more hassle by the end :P. Think more "reward" needed for their darn food consumption :).
Have you ever played a game called Pardus? It's a web browser space game. If you're after some inspiration for furthering this game, i can highly recommend it.
Great work on bringing this together, well done!.

Really awesome what you have done. It feels like a complete game. The UI design is amazing, the gameplay plays well. The game is challenging enough to have replayability. Dude. You don't do things halfway done. For that, two thumbs up: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: (imagine they are emojis)

Wow, there's a ton going on here. I get big economic board game vibes from the conceit here, so that's going to make me love (and be very critical of) this game. I got to about day 18 before dying because I kept accidentally ending day without moving when I thought I would have enough to make it to the next checkpoint. You'd think that shouldn't happen because there's an "are you sure" popup, but i got into the habit of clicking it every time because it just became rote. I would suggest only doing the "are you sure" popup if there's movement remaining maybe? The events felt like a little too much randomness in that the early game is largely influenced by whether or not you find free food and fuel. If you don't get a lot of that, you have to turn in quests for it (which feels less efficient). 

I did have a hilarious moment where I kicked Sally from my ship because I was low on food, but the end of day event gave me 10 food, so I chuckled at that. I then rehired her a few days later as she turned back up at the starport. That sort of emergent story telling would be a really cool thing to flesh out in a bigger version of this game. 

Well done on this overall!

This is absolutely awesome. Beautifully laid out and perfectly implemented. Amazing job.