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I played in the browser.  I like the core gameplay loop, but some UI quirks really slow it down.  Oddly enough, the tutorials were short and effective.  I'm not used to complimenting tutorials.  Having lots of NPCs to chat with is great flavor even if most of them aren't meaningfully interactive, and having a significantly different layout to each location also adds good flavor even if they mostly have the same interactive features.
 X to cancel doesnt work until you've made it to the yes/no dialog anyways.  Filling cargo slots individually feels tedious.  I see how the balancing right/left could be a fun gameplay element, but in most cases I'm just going to be maxing out on one cargo type anyways.  I never found out how to see what the store items were, I only saw a price and the choice to buy it or not.   Each menu action or dialog box skip also takes maybe a half-second of animation, which wouldn't be so bad if basic gameplay didn't require pushing through so many pages.  The market prices could all be on one chart, and the bounties could easily be a single list.  The player's current balance might be worth indicating on screen, so the player doesn't need to go to the bank to see it.  All that on-station gameplay could be streamlined a lot without removing the charm of the process.