Hi there. Interesting game and idea. I like the concept. I did struggle to understand the concept at first however after reading a bit I figured out what to do. In honesty I don't like these reading games to figure out what to do, but this was a jam game, I'll give you that. Regarding the effort that went into the decision tree I can think that would have taken some time well done.

I like the concept and how quick it is to play a turn but the game needs some serious rebalancing (to be fair - I forgot about the reroll option and never used it so it might have made a difference to my games). In my first game I had almost no supply/supply building options, a little bit of terraforming and enough defence, and just couches, couches, couches, and books so eventually I got ending 1. In my second game I finally saw a bunch of buildings I didn't know existed so I built a nice colony (ending 3) even though in that game I was hit by quakes and such turn after turn, which felt a little unfair except for the fact that the RNG had swung so opposite to the previous game that I was just being gifted with supply and terraforming options (an incredible variety) that compensated for the ongoing bad-luck events. In my third game it was once again similar to the first game, with a little bit of variety in the beginning and then onwards just some defence, the occasional terraforming, and couches, couches, couches everywhere until I hit ending 1 again.

I liked the music, I liked the art, and I think it's a good concept (and perfect for the theme) - it just needs an algorithm to keep an eye on what's being rolled and what's in the pile to prioritise certain resources over others when the RNG goes too awry.

Really enjoyed the game, and an interesting take on the theme. Visuals and music were nice and everything fits together well. The random events made my one playthrough feel tense and fun. while in another it just felt punishing so there may need to be tweaks there to even out the experience. But I enjoyed having to take chances and pick the best options for both the short and long term, sometimes at expense of one or the other

The art and soundtrack are both really complementing to the gameplay itself, I feel as if many other comments echo that sentiment so well done guys!

In regards to gameplay; it does feel a bit too difficult to survive. While I appreciate that it's not meant to be easy to survive given the context of the game, perhaps the way in which you lose could feel as if it has a bit more causality to it than random events which greatly and negatively impact your progress.

I think this could be really, really fun given a bit more time to work out some of the seemingly unfair mechanics but the core gameplay is definitely there and definitely engaging and fun.

Thoroughly enjoyed this entry! Goodluck!

(I'm still hunting for the secret third ending! Or maybe I'm just bad xdd)

Nice style and soundtrack!

The game feels very unfair, and nothing you as a player can do seems to help make it less so;

• no way to build sturdier structures to prevent damage from storms/damage,
• no smarter ways to store food from expiry, stuff like that, that I feel would be obvious in the context of colonising a planet.

This makes it feel the fun and novelty that is there is tapped and drained at a much faster pace than they can be built, leaving me feeling drained after every playthrough.

I would like to play it again after some rebalancing is done, as I do think there is something fun in there!

Wow!

This is great! You leaned into the management of human desires and needs so nicely. It creates a really satisfying gameplay loop, and I really like the overall theme of life being more than just survival - it's about living, and about *home*!

I was absolutely obliterated in my first run, but I managed to get all three endings eventually. Great writing, design, and a fantastic entry!

... I just don't understand why those damn marsquakes hate my karaoke bars so much. Is their singing *that* bad that the planet itself visits with such fury? xD

A lot of text but that’s to be expected from the type of game. I enjoyed balancing building up recourses with building up defences.

Gameplay is pretty fun, cool concept for a management game, though it did feel like how well your run went was dependent on what random events happen.

Very addictive game play. Loved the music.  A game that you can build on and take further in the future.