Please explain how to create planets. I click on the icon and nothing happens.

The thing that stands out to me in a good way is the visual style. I am glad to see a space game. Both of us made space games, so maybe we can give each other more relevant feedback.

I also really like the music, although it did get a little repetitive after looping 4 times. I appreciated the gradual fading out and reverb of the music. I wish that you let the game be quiet for longer, or just had some kind of white / brown noise in the background, to let that quiet lonely atmosphere of space sink in even more. I also do wish the asteroid destroy sound was a bit quieter. Nonetheless, I was pretty happy with the audio overall.

I like that you can connect to stars and create planets orbiting the stars. I got into a situation where I moved one star right next to the other. I wish you could create a binary star system, where two stars orbit each other simultaneously. I totally get how this would be too ambitious for a game jam, but it would be cool to see in an updated build. 

My only real issue with this game is I wish that it were level based, so I felt like I had more of a prescribed goal on what to do and how to proceed. In this case, I found a couple stars, made some solar systems, destroyed some asteroids, and then stopped playing. Take what I saw with a grain of salt, because I have the same issue with minecraft - it doesn't have a prescribed goal, and yet minecraft is overly successful. But yeah, I would have liked maybe to have two modes - an endless mode like this and a level mode with more structured and focused gameplay. I don't think this is a huge issue either, just affects me as a player. 

I was very happy to see camera shake and particle effects used here. I keep recommending people with action-esque games to use camera shake, particle effects, and hit stop. I think you could also benefit from hit stop whenever you destroy an asteroid. Hit stop can be achieved in a coroutine like so:

IEnumerator hitStop(float hitStopTimeScale, float duration)
{
    Time.timeScale = hitStopTimeScale;
    yield return new WaitForSecondsRealtime(duration);
    Time.timeScale = 1f;
}

and call it with (below) where x = 0f and y = 0.2f

StartCoroutine(hitStop(x, y));

Awesome job!  The sound is great and it;s a really relaxing atmosphere (or lack of atmosphere).  I like the little detail you add to the background stars too, making them twinkle.  I have similar sentiments as the others, as it was a little unclear at first, but given more time I'm sure this can be something really cool!

Really nice and relaxing.

I wasn't sure what to do at first so i just wandered around for a long while until a found a star.

Then a Wandered around whith the star... until i undertood I had to open the menu to do more stuff.

So I created orbits & planets... and wandered around with my cool looking solar system. ^^

Until I found some meteorites... and.. destroyed them ? (not sure why, but at least it was satisfying)

for feedbacks :

• maybe add some visual indicator pointing to the closest star / meteorite / "other stuff the player is supposed to find" so that the player has a goal and somewhat know where to go. 
• I enjoyed being thrown in the game and having to figure out what to do with what. you should keep that feel but maybe give some explaination on how some things works (basic controls, what the menu is for, how to create planets etc)
• little bug. if you create planets at lowest orbit your star kinda collide with them and propel you in one direction withou possibility to stop or turn)
• Not much to say in term of art. it all looks really pretty and kinda hypnotysing.
• the menu could use some polish to match the effort you put in the visuals in your scene.

All in all, It's a nice game, still not sure what it was all about and what I was supposed to do with it, but I did enjoyed the ride and it was a nice break in my series plays. thanks for the experience :)

Satisfaction

The game certainly looks very pretty, such a surreal and serene atmosphere! Floating around in space, sucking up stars, and destroying space cookies. I must admit I wasn't too sure how to progress further in the game? Anyway, good job on a very relaxing game! :D

Definitely an interesting mechanic, its more like a solar system gone rouge simulator. Would love to see the same mechanic with some more direction of something to do instead of wandering through mostly empty space.

beautiful game! but I kept roaming around aimlessly, a cue to where we need to  go would be awaesome.

awesome! the visuals are mesmerizingly  great, coupled with a relaxing background music , the gameplay is pleasant with a good replay value! congratulations! keep it up!