I loved the graphics. I had a lot of trouble controlling the ship, but that's sort of the point I guess. I think the first time I played I ran out of fuel or something, because my controls stopped turning the ship. The second time I got to the moon and flew through it. So I'm not sure exactly how to LAND on the moon, but I really enjoyed the initial process of spinning around to find the moon in my view and then making my way to it without burning up too much fuel.  Cool concept. And again, great graphics.

Unfortunately the music didn't work for me (windows). Not sure what was up with that.

Wow, I liked the music and the graphics. I am a bit of a sucker for pixelated 3D stuff, so there's that. For some reason the controls for O, P, B and Space weren't working, so I couldn't fly the ship. I could just spin around. I am running your game on Linux through wine, though, so a Linux build might fix it.

The concept is cool, I love the art direction.

As it was said a few times, a tutorial would help. Understanding that G is for fuel took me a while, a few icons would make this much smoother. 

Some commands felt unresponsive, I didn't understand what, if anything, was really happening at times. I don't know if it's a bug but sometimes the sound effects didn't trigger when pressing a movement key, so it also contributed to that feeling. 

I keep pressing forward but nothing seems to happen except losing fuel, am I missing something?

Real good game but takes time to get the hang of it, a tutorial is in order or maybe onscreen showing controls at all times

thumbs up

This is very cool (in fact, I started out the jam trying to make a game much like this.) Here's some bullets:

• The instrument readouts on panels instead of a HUD is awesome. It helps to sell immersion quite a bit.
• The chunkiness of the graphics is also great and is complimented by the CRT shader. Don't change a thing.
• Controlling the ship is maybe both too complicated and too easy. Too complicated because there's a button for every degree of freedom, and also too easy because there's a button for every degree of freedom. You can just point the ship at the moon and go.
• It's very difficult to tell how slow you have to be going in order to land. Maybe another instrument would help.
• If you get into a spin -- say by bouncing off the moon -- it's basically impossible to correct the ship.

I love the concept and I think it could be something very cool if it was developed a little more.

Good job finishing the game.

+ graphics are cool

+ concept is cool

+cockpit view is awesome

- font is tough to read

-controls are not intuitive and also too many to remember

- needs tutorial

I love the aesthetic and chromatic aberration of the project. Great job on making it through and finishing the game on time. I agree with your game description, it has been one difficult and bizarre year :/

I am curious to see how this project will turn out if you plan to continue it in the future. I think I would have appreciated more directions or indicators on how the buttons navigate and the numbers on the screen. I got a bit lost on what to do next during playing.