The game is cool. Art, music, and realization are great. Some little details made the experience better than most games.
Unfortunately, I ragequit after touching a pipe and going back to the very beginning of the game for the much-more-than-twentieth time, after having already gone through some areas of the game.
I love hard games but the checkpoints not working very well made it all frustrating after a lot of attempts.
Only the low mouse sensibility made movements a little annoying, but aside from that, it's a simple yet nice to play level. Instant death adds the right amount of challenge. Well done!
Well, I made some attempts but I ended up wandering around with no clue of where to go, continuously getting stuck in rocks or craters. I expected something at least when I ran out of fuel, but the game didn't bring me to an end nor the vehicle stopped, so I eventually ran into...the starting base.
The cinematic at the beginning of the game is supposed (I think) to show the way to the player, but the camera movements are too much confusing, making the shot not much enjoyable.
Would have loved to see the other endings, besides the "wait ten minutes" one.
Funny and pretty smoothly playable from start to end!
The only downsides are that the alternation between the take and use command was a bit tricky, plus I often felt too much caged in my moving and looking boundaries.
Aside from that, it was challenging enough without being tedious. Nice!
Unfortunately, I didn't manage to play. I had no clue if I was doing the right thinks nor if I was missing some commands indication. Furthermore, weird things happened (like floating crops sprites and multi-grass growing in the same spot), that I think was unexpected behaviour.
Nice graphics and music, I find the sound recording logic pretty interesting.
Gameplay is a little confusing, I ended up wandering for the whole map randomly understanding bit by bit how to progress. Music transitions were unexpectedly sharp (music also stopped completely, don't know if it's a bug but felt strange) and map transitions too, where movement immediately switched from horizontal to vertical and vice versa.
Thank you very much for your appreciation! The modeler is proud of his work ;)
Unfortunately, we had to choose our priorities during the last day before the deadline. We are gathering any constructive feedback and we'll certainly refine our game after the evaluation period ends!
