I got lost numerous times on the tutorial. For some reason my natural inclination of which direction to go was rarely where the next instruction was. Because of how long it took me to complete the tutorial (ashamed), I didn’t get to play the actual game much, and ran into some green guys that killed me instantly. But very polished, and I may come back to it. I liked that I could whip enemies with the package I’m transporting!

Oo really nice, although i got a bit annoyed with the controls...

The game was really solid, maybe a bit too hard.

Hey nice game! And really hard hahaha. Or at least I didn't manage to deliver a single package, I was always killed before reaching the destination. Nice art style and superb music. Congrats!

PS: Do you mind telling me which joint node you used to join the ship and the package together?

Superb spritework and real nice to have music variation between the combat/non combat moments, i like the overall idea and having the controls be more physics based/asteroids like seems fitting for space.

But damn ! That difficulty curve is insane :o 

I could never reach station 2 either by trying to fight or by making a run for it :(

I think this needs some rebalancing as is, now with that said still the game has qualities like mentioned with the graphics and music and some of the little touches like enemies that can blow themselves up trying to follow you through asteroids etc... plus gotta praise the full on options menu. 

Solid core concept, just too bad about the difficulty, other than that still the effort and care shows :)

You guys don't like to make it easy on yourself! This is a very ambitious project - for better and worse.

The good:
* The visuals. It should go without saying at this point that with D4yz on the team, the game is going to be a looker. There's a lot of artwork here and it's all clean and stylish.
* The music. Lau's adaptive soundtrack works wonders in setting the appropriate tone, and the fact that it's all one big song makes the game feel... big. Instead of being a section of little levels and little songs, everything is contained in one big expanse; the music peaks and dips with the action but never cuts out entirely. It really helps to immerse you in the world.
* The writing. There's a beautiful dark humour that pervades every sentence. It's witty, it's funny, and it pulls you into a sordid world where you're asked to risk life-and-limb just to bring someone a pair of undercrackers.

The bad:
* The gameplay. This is where the game's ambition comes back to haunt it. Running errands interspersed with combat encounters is a great premise (it's pretty much Elite Dangerous, come to think of it), but the execution here lets it down. The moment-to-moment combat isn't very satisfying: given how fast and agile the enemies are compared to my ship, beholden as it is to the fickle whims of Newtonian physics, there's not much incentive to do much more than sit where you are, point at the enemies and plink away with anemic-feeling weaponry. That is until you run into those green things! If those ever show up on your screen, it's game over already. You can't outrun them, and you can't outgun them. Did I mention that you'll encounter them on your way to the second mission objective?
* Poor explanation. There's a lot that the game leaves you in the dark about, such as where you're supposed to take each package, or how to see how much money you have, or why I suddenly couldn't pick up items left behind by destroyed enemies. Given that there are a fair few systems at play here, it's quite frustrating.

Like I said, there's a lot here - maybe too much - so I can't be certain that I've given it a fair shake, in all honesty. I'll come back later and have another go at it.

Damn being a space courier is hard work! One small issue that I had was that when the game asks me to deliver something to, say, station 2, I wasn't quite sure how to figure out where that is, or which icon represents it.