When I figured out what the mechanic with the gravity was, I got really excited!! I think thats a super cool concept :) I couldn't figure out how to get past the second planet even after 5 tries though :')

Awesome concept, I like it.

The spaceship handling was very unpredictable. Towards the start it turned quite easily, then it wouldn't turn at all. Once that's tweaked, it would be really fun to play.

A phenomenal job for a one person team!

Awesome concept, I like it.

The spaceship handling was very unpredictable. Towards the start it turned quite easily, then it wouldn't turn at all. Once that's tweaked, it would be really fun to play.

A phenomenal job for a one person team!

Awesome concept, I like it.

The spaceship handling was very unpredictable. Towards the start it turned quite easily, then it wouldn't turn at all. Once that's tweaked, it would be really fun to play.

A phenomenal job for a one person team!

This game was quite though! But ther was definitly a learning process that felt rewarding. I think making it possible to lower the "misstake bar" by following the correct path for a while would make it a bit more forgiving. Definitly like the interpretation of the theme though!

Very interesting movement mechanic, loved it. I also love how you can quickly skip to the team if you are fast enough haha, congratz! Impressive job on a single person team

Nicely done - this was a very interesting game! Gravity is essential indeed.

The concept of the universe ending if we don't pretend that gravity is still working didn't make much sense to me, but the mechanic was very cool.

I can just imagine an interactive story mission in something like GTA where the character goes "Wait, that's not how it happened!" whenever the player deviates too much from the ghost car - with lots of near-hits, slow-motion and explosions thrown in when the player does manage to follow the character's pre-recorded path.