love this game! these kinds of deduction + terminal style games are exactly my jam, and i managed to complete it within an hour or so without any help! the beginning is definitely the hardest just because you're getting used to typing out the commands with the correct categories and options, but i personally liked how the game didn't try to hold your hand and that you had to mess around with the terminal to understand how the system worked. the game itself looks beautiful, the typing effect was a great touch, and the ui of the database made it easy to process loads of data. excellent work!

I love this game in concept. In practice, you might want to adjust the difficulty curve, especially at the beginning. [To anyone who wants to avoid spoilers, skip the rest of this comment.] There's a principle in mystery role-playing game design that you shouldn't introduce red herrings, because your players will find their own red herrings all on your own. In tracing the first three ships, Falcon-841 was the one with all the activity, so I assumed that was the path I need to follow. A ship disguising itself by changing it's name is a pretty advanced concept to throw at the player right at the beginning. To realize that's what's going on, you have to understand that reservation is time the ship remains at the station and that that you can figure out when a ship should depart based on that information. That's a lot of concepts for the first clue, when the player is still trying to figure out how to navigate the tables. That said, this type of game is absolutely my shit, and I'm definitely going to come back to it later.

I saw your video being played by Mark live on the first day of his stream, and I fell asleep during it because I was so tired from work. I'm intrigued to play the game myself~

I really like the visuals and the atmosphere! It reminds me of Firewatch. I wish the gameplay can be more noob-friendly though cause i'm having a hard time progressing. I would like it if there is some sort of narrator that will help you through it or sometimes messes with you, like telling you to execute a funny commands. Something like Stanley Parable.

Still haven't finished this game. Really loved the vibes. Will def invest time to beat it WITHOUT HELP!!!

This is an excellent idea. I'm a sucker for deduction games so I enjoyed each second of it. Well done!

Very stylish game, lovely Comandor atmosphere :) Thank you

I love these terminal style games and this one was really polished, down to the room around it and the keyboard sounds! I did need a bit of walkthrough to get some of the answers, but the quest was still fun. I'd love to see more like this where you track anomalies in the data and find the missing pieces. Had a lot of fun with this!!

Loved the idea of having to go through a DB and find data to piece together information to get the answer.

Very good idea, and thanks for the walkthrough!
(Just found a bug when doing alt+tab, the screen of the in-game computer does not work anymore, and I have to restart the game to fix it.)

I am a sucker for these types of games. The sci-fi framing of the gameplay sells the theme really well. I can see an inspiration from Stories Untold (or at least this game reminds me of it). Good job!

Great game, quite interesting with all the clues and the thinking it needs. The font was a bit unclear as i couldn't distinguish some letters but other than that it was fun :)