okay, not to repeat that everyone else's been saying but this is a great game! very polished, movement and controls feel responsive but appropriately "heavy" - just like they should when you're piloting a hefty spacecraft (which you are). the graphics are clean, and the game runs AMAZING. like seriously, you can feel the quality craftmanship :) the enemies provide a nice challenge - they will kill you super quick if you're not careful, so traversing the infested sector never feels entirely safe. which is good!

i assume / seem to recall from discord / am gathering from looking at the files that this is a custom engine? if so, this is immensely impressive (if it's not, it's STILL immensely impressive)

p.s.: oh yeah, almost forgot - the music is really nice! it puts you right into that "cool late 90s video game" kind of mood without being overly referential or trying too hard

Wow, very polished FPS!  The graphics and UI are so crisp and clean, and the rendering shows a very high level of polish (love how the lighting affects your cockpit and the way the scan looks).  It's also impressive how the rotation assist helps make the corridor traversal look so smooth and effortless.  Deaths usually catch me by surprise and I'm not sure why...  clearer indicators of taking damage might help.  Great work!

Loved the idea but found it too hard!! lol

Okay wow, really nice, polished descent-like! Immediately impressed that you got a full options menu in. The art style is very efficient  and effective (I knew I had to play as soon as I saw the thumbnail). The world looks great and feels appropriately claustrophobic. Is the maze procedurally generated?

In terms of areas of improvement, I feel like the maze may be too complicated to grok (especially coming into the game).  I see the alert about hostiles in the "green zone" but even with audio queues it's just an exercise of turning randomly until I see some green. Without landmarks I immediately decided that it was not going to be possible to learn the map. This meant that I didn't really get to experience that much combat (which I was aching for). When I encounter enemies I died a pretty easily (given how few opportunities I had to practise). I think simply increasing the density of enemies would improve this game, I'd like to spend more time dodging and less time searching.

Great jam entry. The team obviously knows what they're doing.

I really liked this one. I got lost a lot, but it was a pleasant lost XD

My only problem was the controls. I got a bit dizzy with all the turns and rolls, but that's probably just me.

I would like to take a moment to gush about the UI, cause I absolutely love the UI effects. It's so clean and smooth and gorgeous.