Honestly I'm a sucker for these randomly generated text adventure games and this scratched that itch!
Kind of reminds me of this hunger games simulator https://brantsteele.net/hungergames/reaping.php
I like how you have to watch your weight limit and kind of push your luck!
Well done!

Cool game. It would be a nice idea to have a button for speeding up the exploring if the player wanted.

This one was a surprise, I loved the gameboy style and I wasn't expecting the text only part. I really like this combination between old PC game and GameBoy graphics.

Neat little game you've made! I like how there is context to what you're doing and with the text and amazing art, you can visualize what kind of journey your little rover goes on! I think some menu sound effects would help a lot considering the entire game is navigating menus. Also, it's a bit too easy if you try to do the first planet only. Otherwise, I can't complain because I was immersed!

Good job! I hope you had fun in the game jam. 

This game is great for some quick and short entertainment. If you want a few ideas for what to balance blackthorn is super abusable in which I can just spam it like 4-5 times and be geared out maybe find a way to balance to where the player has to play the first level a few more times before they get the mid tier gear to progress through the second level!

Although I am not a huge fan of this type of game, I like your design of the game UI and animations. And the gameplay was more fun than I expected, great job!  

Interesting take! The music fits well, and I enjoyed checking the parts in order to get bellow the weight limit. Maybe I got lucky but it didn't really feel like I was at risk at any point. I likes seeing reading the expedition log as it went

Overall a great game! well done

Very cool

I like the color scheme, it makes the visuals feel very cohesive! The music was also very fitting and helped set the mood. I was unable to go to Blackthorn with my 48/50 kg rover setup (Weatherproof, Tank Tread, Titanium, Nuclear, Ore Sonar) but that's honestly a pretty minor bug if you ask me. I was also unsure why I getting bankrupted, so perhaps I could have used more clear indication on why that was happening.

Anyway, when I saw the screen with the RP text describing what my rover was, I was immediately invested! I saw from the other comments that this was your first jam, and considering that, I think that's very impressive. Overall this game was very well executed in my opinion!

I honestly loved my time with it. More detailed breakdown in the dms.

I enjoyed this way more than I expected I would when I saw what type of game it was! To the point that I kept playing after reaching the goal just to see how much I could earn in one run. If there was more upgrades and more planet types I would have definitely kept playing for longer! Simple but pretty fun. GG

.exes are pretty sus and usually give virus warnings when opening, for future games I'd recommend packaging as a zip instead. But to anyone reading this the game is legit so download it and give it a play! 

feel interesting at first, but soon got bored. The idea of player choose diffrent setup and planet to mine is fine, but the process doesnt make me feel im part of it,  maybe add some event let the player make choice can fix that, and let player choose when to return, to weigh the risk(should i return to the base? or should i search around a little more)

the goal of making 20,000 profit feels so far, maybe slice it into few step? Like 500 - 2000 - 5000 - 10,000 - 20,000, and with each goal reached player can purchase  new equipment or unlock a new planet, so there will always some new for player to discover.

Really fun to play, simple idea that's well-executed and presented. You can experiment with a lot of different component combinations which adds replay value. This with whole system of planets would be nice. Definitely one of my favorites so far!

I really like this game. On the surface, the interface is really simple, but there's a deceptive amount of depth to it. I think that not giving stat numbers or exact descriptions of things was the right call for this game, and I say that as someone who usually likes optimizing stats. I also like that there's a defined endpoint. If it wasn't there, I can see myself playing until I got bored, and then my last memory of this game would be boredom. But the endpoint provides a nice point to stop playing while satisfied.

One thing that would've been pretty cool would be more planets. Like maybe you get offered 3 planets from a pool of like 8 or something, and which three you're offered changes after each mission.

Neat little game! I like the customization options a ton and think that the money/load system is interesting. The random events drip feed of text is really good at adding some amount of suspense to the journeys even if its entirely text based. I do wish I could visually see the changes made to my vehicle so the changes felt like they had more weight, but overall good job.

Super Fun Game! In my first playthrough I immediately built the slickest fastest drill I could and it crashed and burned! I was much more practical on the second playthrough and got all the way till the end!