Thanks! I haven't considered reverting initially, and towards the end of jam it turned out to be too much work to get it working. But you can "cancel" a connection or redo an already existing connection, so there's that, at least.
The music unfortunately isn't mine, but from a third party service (I wish I could have recorded my own country soundtrack... :D). I'll be sure to check the bug, thanks. But I'm glad you like it. :)
Thanks for playing! There's unfortunately not that much in terms of balance right now since I didn't have time to test and tweak as much as I would like. But I appreciate the feedback, I'll keep that in mind. :)
Had a major Outer Wilds' Quantum Moon vibes when solving the puzzles. I like how you worked around that idea. The atmosphere is great, the puzzles are both challenging and straightforward. I did manage to get myself locked out with the keycards, after the game accepted the blue one, I couldn't interact with the door eventhough I had all three cards.
A brilliant chill game. I love the idea, it looks great, it sounds great, and it's very relaxing. Also, I really enjoyed the command controls, although it's a bit fiddly when you cycle through last commands since it includes any output.
Promising idea. Could use a bit more polish - make the individual characters a bit larger, and add some visual or sound ping when you select an action (perhaps display the current action/stance on somewhere in the UI).
And as Third Minima mentioned, I like how the idea can be expanded to feature cities and battlefields.
Cool take on the arcade. One funny thing: on my first playthrough I finished the level just as the timer ran out and got both the winning screen and losing screen.
I would've loved to see a bit more variety of powerups during the entire level (positive and negative, or combinations). I think it would give you a bit more safe space to have the ship out of control.
