really cool space athmosphare. but i coudnt get used to the controls

First of all, I suck at controlling the player in this game xD I knew the controls were inverted but somehow I still couldn't put myself in the correct headspace lol. It was a little difficult to control and even at times frustrating, but man did you nail the atmosphere on this. I love the stellar visuals and the music you used enhanced the experienced. The scrolling text at the beginning set the mood for the rest of the game, with really good writing. This was very well polished, with only the controls holding it back. Great job! :)

Really nailed the space vibe, its fair to say I would not get my space driving license and the upgrades did not really help with that, its like giving someone who can't drive, a bigger car!
Even after I'd realised the right and left were inverted, my brain would not accept it. 

I did think the collider on the little one should have been a smidge bigger. It took me a really long time to collect the bits to get bigger and even longer to get the first upgrade. I also thought the collisions with the bigger asteroids could have been a little more forgiving, I made it to huge and in a couple of knocks I was back down to medium and at that point I gave up.

I did think the first layer of parallax looked more like dirt on a lens but maybe intentional? The story said something about a telescope?

Didn't really get any connection to the theme but a reasonably fun and relaxing game.

Such a wonderful experience! There is a lot polish here. Sounds and art direction are spot on. I really like your writing in the intro sequence. It's almost poetic with your vocabulary and sentence structure. I also liked Katamari gameplay and just because you're bigger, doesn't mean you are any safer. You just become a bigger target to be hit. I think this is a game I could come back to and play.

What an absolutely beautiful experience. Gave me Interstellar vibes. The multiple background layers and the way they moved differently each, with respect to the player gave a surreal effect. Didn't want to stop playing. Bookmarked. Will definitely come back to this again and again.

Fun fact, I recently released a game with the same name on the google play store. 😄✌

The idea is pretty cool and the visuals are amazing, but I wish I had more precision with the controls and the direction. It really felt like I was drifting on space, which is nice, but it was really hard to get the small things

I thnik this is the first game that hold me for a really long time, the atmosphere, audio, visuals (good  Parallax scrolling btw). Yea, the problem was that the progress is quickly undone by accidental collision:( well, will try my luck a  bit later again!

The music and art makes for such a calming, beautiful atmosphere, for such a rage inducing game! XD the inverted controls, with the inertia of the player, trying to pick up those teeny tiny little pieces, which are also moving... Oh man. I rage quit x) I felt like maybe the game would get easier if I was bigger, so I wouldn't keep flying past what I was trying to pick up, but it's a bit odd for a game to start at maximum difficulty and get easier with time. Anyway, it really does look very nice, and it has a good level of polish. I did play around in it a while anyway, and I think you did a really excellent job with the environment.

I like it, I just wish it weren't so easy to lose all my progress ;_;

I really like the feel of this game, you capture the spirit of it well. Like others though I really wish I could use the mouse to pick the travel direction (but keep boosting with w).

I found myself getting angry with my own inability to steer properly, totally user error of course.
One of the strongest cases of allowing custom keybinds I've seen.
The game is too good to be missed just by struggling with the controls.

Excellent music ambience, pixel art, overall just great creative and simple gameplay. I really enjoyed myself in this! I put a good 30 minutes into it, I think it's the longest I've spent on a game this jam. Really good job on this! I'd love to see it develop and grow.

I spent more time than I expected playing this. Probably over 30 minutes and reached Gigantic and around 250 mass with max rocket upgrade. Very fun!

Got big KSP vibes from the thrust control on the meteor and managing the velocity difference between the meteor and my target. It was a bit hard to control as the thruster moved the opposite direction from what I expected. It would be nice to have a setting to invert controls!

Art is fitting and music is really nice too.

Great game!

I might have played this one a little too long and I might have a sweet spot for space games but I absolutely loved this one, a tip though for new players is to not upgrade until you have more mass because having max thrust and 0 mass can be really annoying to control, I got to maximum mass where it gets a lot easier to get resources compared to being really small, you should add a hit box to the thruster so that early game is easier, everything about this game is so perfect I love it.

Love the sounds and visuals of the game.  runs smooth and looks great. Biggest issue I had was with the controls, I feel like steering with a joystick or mouse would have been a much more fluid way to control, I'd want the steering to not be trivial but man maybe I'm bad but its super hard to pick up the items.

also I'd say a faster progression to larger and upgrades would be nice.

But besides that, the game is one of the best looking and sounding games I've looked at so far. Congrats.

The game was fun and looked awesome. Great Job!

Congrats on completing the jam! I really like the concept of a chill growth game but I ran into two issues - when you're really small it is pretty annoying to try and pick up the dust, and getting hit by another asteroid is absolutely punishing. When I finally managed to get to a large size I immediately got hit by another asteroid and knocked from a mass of 23 back down to 10, losing several minutes of progress instantly. Given a couple tweaks I could see myself losing quite a bit of time to playing this!