The art is good, the spaceship part of the game looks good. But the movement felt really bad, it felt like it was not working sometimes. The game needs more feedback for combat and effects.

Unreal is bad for performance by default , some of the default settings needing turning off such as TAA has huge impact on performance even in blank scenes. I did make same mistake with my own one with that. I notice you had a few debug things showing up such as trace and print screen, I recommend trying not to have them in game so it will look better.

Nice art but the  game needs a lot of work . Still a good try at least.

There's some good bones here. I liked the art, the spaceship was cool and the grid movement worked fine if a little bit sticky, not sure if this was a bug I encountered or not.

It would benefit greatly from some more feedback for the player. An animation when attacked, some sound fx for everything (doors, attacking, getting hit). I don't think I ever took any damage. The music was maybe a little too tranquil for a 5 minute escape scenario, maybe something a little more tense!

Not bad, you made a game with a solid foundation and could build upon it to make something great. My gameplay is here

I'm going to echo the other comments and say while the visuals can be quite nice, the movement really needs some fine tuning. At some points turning becomes impossible, and the only fix I've found for it is moving my player into an obstacle, and THEN I can turn.

Combat has little to no feedback, so that could be improved as well. Unless I'm mistaken I don't believe it's even possible to be hurt at the moment.

Also the built-in post-processing for Unreal really seemed to make the game chug for me. That's been a constant with all Unreal engine entries this jam, and my computer isn't exactly cheap or old. And the light adjustment is weird, in some areas it makes the game annoyingly dark.

If you can fix the movement, I think you'll have a much more enjoyable game here. And a much better base for future games.

Good work!

The look is quite nice. the music is tranquil, and I like the motion blur effects.

The actual scavenger hunt is good, but the movement is pretty unresponsive.  Lots of times I even got snagged on walls or something and couldn't turn.

Honestly watching this back, the amount of time I spent checking the bunk rooms and trying to turn, I'm surprised I actually beat the game on time.

The aesthetic was really nice, but the movement was a little unresponsive. Still very enjoyable.

Interesting environment! I included it in my compilation video series of all of the games from the Dungeon Crawler Jam.

I managed to complete the game with ~30-40 seconds to spare. Good game base but, as it was stated by others, your biggest enemy in the game is the movement, heh. If that was made snappier, the game would instantly become way more fun and the timer could even be reduced.

I barely managed to finish the game with about 30 seconds left.

Movement is quite unresponsive half of the time, turning especially simply seems to stop working at all for a while. One one hand that's a big deal when it comes to enjoying the game but on another hand everything else works. The perspective is good, the game looks nice and this small dungeon is good enough with the key cards determining the order of the sequences which feels better than a long corridor and allows for a tight place with logical layouts.

Thanks for sharing.