I love the using-controls-in-FPS-view concept and the modeling and lighting are absolutely gorgeous. It took me forever to figure out what was going on though (and lol I still might not know.) 

Your interface is very unique - and I can tell this is definitely a game that takes a bit of work to understand.  Pretty cool.

Super cool stuff, and very creative too. Not gonna lie, I had a bit of a hard time understanding what to do at the beginning, but I wanted to understand. The hunting and gathering minigames were really fun and I had a great time overall. Good job :)

The graphics, animations and audio of this game were fascinating. In the beginning, it was hard for me to understand the game mechanics, but after understanding it I truly enjoyed playing the game, which is very interesting. I was wondering what would happen  if I got to the Earth and after that I wanted to play again.

But sometimes I forgot about some crash warnings which made the game crash and that was the terrible feeling, so fixing that would be great.

Great game so far!

I like this game.. though I'm still a little confused about it lol, might because I'm not a big space game fan. I get to be friends with human and the game ends? Should I select 4 and attack them? would there be more content with that? 'Cause I see there are two panels I haven't got chance to use lol, and the first time when I select 4 and use the slider it get stuck.

I like the panels and controllers, would be awesome on a VR(is this game intended for a VR game?). Or maybe mobile is also better than PC.

It reminds me of a game we did before, to use PC as the main screen (attack and render the main game) and an iPad as a second screen(see map and play mini games). 

Looking forward to see this game to have more content!

I really enjoyed playing this! The graphics were great and really original. Looked like it could work in VR as well. 

Took me a while to get to grips with the controls - but once I had it I really liked the way it worked. The mini-games (for want of a better term) were well thought out and made sense.

Audio was good too, enjoyed your intro music :)

Wow, I really appreciate the immersive interface here! All the buttons and controls feel very tactile, and the illumination of your current task is a helpful design. I agree with others that you do feel swamped with information and controls at first, before you understand the flow of the game and the cues like illumination.

I think one way to help introduce the game more smoothly could be to start with only one pre-rolled crewmember and already be at the planet-gameplay stage. Choosing the crew at the start wasn't really fun since I had no clue what their perks did, or even how the game would be played. Adding crew along the way would be a fun rougelite element on top of the upgrades and force players to specialize their strategy according to what options they're offered. Similarly, the list of upgrades feels like it offers too many choices at once and too soon. It could be fun to roll those out in pairs or triplets to the player as they achieve research thresholds to help clarify the choices they have to make.

Again, the art and aesthetic are amazing and everything is brought together with great sound design. I love the icons too. The concept you have here of a super immersive rougelite spaceship simulator is so promising, I hope you continue developing the idea!

Looks amazing. Really cool simulator. Took a bit to figure out what i am doing, but got the hang of it eventually. Sound was deep spacy combat stylish cool. Graphics are stunning and i love the vibe. Cool and interesting approach.

A well polished game despite a few crashes. As mentioned before a tutorial would have been appreciated but as a whole it really is a lot a fun once you get it.

Even though I saw the game crashed if you maxed the sliders I still did it like 5 times :S

super polished and lots of fun little things to interact with.

Takes about a minute to load but the experience is great. Pretty high quality so maybe you'd want to use a more modern computer to play.

This is really impressive - hard to believe that this was done in a month! Some of the controls were a bit difficult to discover but I can see the beginnings of a good tutorial system around it. The crew states seemed a bit noisy. I really like the scanning and diplomacy minigames. Game crashed before I could get into the combat. Graphics and sound are phenomenal for a game jam of this scope!

The idea of using a ship's controls as a game controller is really original and cute. Excellent graphics and sounds are well chosen, some icons may not be immediately intuitive but it is part of the game! Good job!

The graphics and concept are super impressive! It took me a while to understand how to get playing.

I got a really serious VR / Imperium Galactica vibe from it which I loved.

Very very good entry. It'll be a very good VR game (and/or mobile ;))!

Did you plan a post-jam/full game version?

Little suggestion : Improving the game first contact should be nice. For now, you have too more information at the beginning.

The visual aesthetic and effects are incredible! The game is... kind of impenetrable. That's not necessarily a problem if that's your intention (games like MirrorMoon EP enjoy cult followings, after all), but if not then I think that should be the thing you focus on; bugs aside the rest of the game has been made to a very high quality, so it's a shame if people aren't able to get into it. That doesn't necessarily mean tutorials or prompts (of course those would definitely help), more thinking about what the user knows at each point in their play experience, working out what questions they're going to be asking and thinking about how to make the answers obvious.

(I got about three planets in, got into my first combat and died crashed the game by accidentally setting defence to max, but I was about to die so it doesn't really matter. )

Still, there's definitely the shape of a full game that you could bring to market here (perhaps even as a VR title, since the controls are so tactile?), so I hope you'll put in the work to really make something of it! Great job on the jam!

It was a bit hard to work out how to do everything at first (as others said before) but the overall gameplay experience and the parts I did play were a lot of fun! If you had slowly eased into learning all the controls and what to do it probably would have taken 3x as much of content though so I understand why it drops you in a bit suddenly. Overall great and the graphics/audio is a major standout!

Took a while to load, but finally able to play.  Could not figure out how to get the ship to go to the next star after hiring a crew.  Could select a star, but would not travel when pushed the lever.

Was unable to play at all; It didn't load in Chrome, Edge, Opera, or Firefox, even after clearing cache, going incognito, or resetting PC and trying all that again :(

Art is super cool! Nice.
Sadly while i trying to understand how to play this game i get errors (while toggle fire button to max)