Strangely, this is the one I keep coming back to. Maybe it's the virtual-multiplayer aspect and I want to see the constellations found, maybe it's all the potential the game has to become really really good?

Anyways, some food for thought:

Allowing players to view already-found constellations in a menu, along with their coordinates so they could go and find them.

Maybe persistent locations, your location updated every time you land to refuel, so there is more permanence to where you are, and you can maintain one consistent play session, stepping back only a little bit whenever you make a mistake and explode on a planet or a black hole.

Probably reducing the planet frequency, so space is less dense, and perhaps organizing planets into orbits around stars, though that would get in the way of the "find constellations" gameplay mechanic, like, a lot...

And definitely adjust how the camera zooms, to give the player more information when they're flying around the cosmos, hah!

Bug: The camera seems to not do anything special when the player is frozen and allowed to name the constellation, so if you hit the last star fast enough, away from the center of the constellation, you'll be frozen outside of its "zoom out to view me" zone, and be forced to name a constellation you can't see!! I'd rather the camera be specially forced to focus on the constellation while the player is frozen, on top of the ordinary dynamic "zoom out to view me" behavior when you fly by a previously-discovered constellation.

This game made me rage so hard... ^^'

The presentation & the uses of the assets are really on spot & give a real atmosphere to this game.
And the whole concept on exploring constelation to leave you name in there really hooked me right away & fit the theme perfectly.

Unfortunatly the very hight gravity & lack of visibility (I don't know why you zoom in as soon as you launch from a planet...) made it near to impossible for me to accomplish anything in there. I kept ending up crashing into planets i didn't even know where there...
So eventually, I just closed the game out of frustration...

Which is too bad, because with some little tweaks to make it a bit easier to handle I could definetly see myself spend way too much time in there ^^

Hope you udpate/expend it after the jam. You got a really cool concept there.

Presentation is top! And the theme was nicely respected. And making a multiplayer game in 2 days deserves nothing but praises! But I have some criticism to say for that game. I believe the Camera to be too zoomed in and that there is either, way too many planets, or, the gravity is way too violent.

But the concept is really really cute. And since I really like that concept and you seems to want this to be a long term project. I'm gonna be a bit presumptuous and try proposing a different approach to that idea.

I believe the gameplay is too energetic and the scale is way too big for that game to work as intended. The chance of finding someone's constellation are really low! Perhaps having a gallery with all constellation that have been found with some sort of "like" system could work best. As for the "Explore the cosmos together"... I felt a bit lonely in that game. The only thing that reminded I was in a multiplayer game was the "last constellation found" above my screen. Having a minimap with arrows pointing to player's constellations and/or other player could maybe work best. I'd say scrap that gravity mayhem and replace that with another less tiring gameplay loop with a tchat system.
I think you could get some inspiration from that game https://ynoproject.net/2kki/ You explore a dream world with your friend which is a similar setting in a way.

I wish you the best with that game!

Not being able to see far enough in front or around you hurts the experience, in my eyes. It's a solid game otherwise (yea, perhaps too many planets scattered about), just that it's hard to last for very long when I'm almost literally blindly stumbling around the galaxy...

Seeing the warping visual effect around the black holes was refreshing- I don't see that sort of warping capability that shaders can do leveraged all that often- but the way it twists the view doesn't seem right, and the way the gravity amps up really quickly also doesn't seem quite right. I've been trying to orbit one for a while now and it's just not happening!

This was a surprise! Nicely executed, good attention to detail with the UI and the animations, the controls are a bit hard but it adds to the challenge. Nothing like almost crashing head-first into a planet when you're just missing the last star in a constellation :D The feeling of exploration is there, it gets pretty addicting too

First of all, thanks for the mac build. Great polished game. No need to criticize!

It's very bold - and impressive - to create a game with multiplayer elements in a game jam, but you know what, it paid off. I really love the whole concept and driving the ship around while trying not to crash was very fun. May my constellation Pizza Pasta 2 ElectricBoogaloo live on for eternity.

Unfortunately, I didn't see anyone else's constellations. The map seems to be too big considering the player count.

Good work! Your game is fun!
5 stars !

The gravity is too high. Otherwise, great game!

EDIT: it's ok for the gravity to be that high when trying to land, because it adds to the challenge. You could even make it so that turning the ship consume fuel, then you have to manage that resource if you want to do a successful landing. But I found it frustrating to always be pulled toward a planet outside of the view. 

EDIT 2: maybe reduce the number of planets? That could do the trick. Anyway, I really liked your game. Can't thank you enough for doing a MacOS export. :D