I love the story, although it can get pretty wordy at times, and it took a while for me to get into the gameplay loop, but once I did, it was surprisingly fun. I could see this being very intense if you added real-time system failures, making the player frantically search for a specific tool before life support goes out lol.

Hi M8, 

awesome intro got me right there at the captain speaking to himself cause there is no one left. 

Really catches these old sci-fi movies, love it. Why is he dash-fyling-face-first left and right ? But its nice xD

The intro text was reaaaaaaaaaaaly long. BUT it fits the theme! Liking it

Very nice, clean graphics and UI. Creating a game for a jam with this much text is, in my opinion, a bold move. I played for a while, though I must admit I felt a bit lost at times. That said, I still think it’s a solid title — congratulations!

Finally, I get a chance to pee in space! Thank you for making my dream come true! Also, cool game! I was scared to rearrange the various items myself since I wouldn't know what floor they would be on, but returning to the same places again helped to instill a sense of familiarity with the ship. I wonder if I'd be more inclined to change them if I were playing the full game? Anyhow, I had fun with this one. Thanks for sharing!

I found a typo after repairing a bed, I'm guessing the word should be 'field' not 'ield' here:

A nice little astronaut slice of life simulator! I'm not sure how to get five different endings. The first playthrough I fixed the bed, slept, fixed the shower, had a shower, fixed the electrical box, slept and got this:

The second time I fixed the bed, slept, partially fixed the shower and then immediately slept, which got the same message.

The atmosphere is immersive, and the multiple endings add great replay value. The visuals and sound design are top-notch. Looking forward to seeing how this project evolves!

Wow this is so cool, this is a very complete, clean project. I really loved the visual aesthetic, sound design and music. everything is so perfect and snappy.  One thing i wanna know, where is the calibration tool? Also what engine you used for this game? 

Reached the "frozen ending", it was fun! And it taught me to never take a shower in deep space.

It's already a well polished game,  probably the most solid i've tried, everything works perfectly and it's interesting to learn the mechanics.

A nice game! The visuals match well with the SFX and music. I’m not sure if it’s a bug or if I missed something, but I got stuck during the power device repair. I saw the repair button, but when I clicked it, there was no indication in the dialogue text. I tried interacting with other modules, but nothing helped me get unstuck. Overall, it’s a very good submission. Good job!

I could not gasp all the details, but I like the idea. I miss something that shows the inventory, maybe some icon on the top of the screen. With few iterations I feel it can be a good try for a commercial game.

extremely well made with smooth mechanics. Nice job!

cool setting for a tiny world.
exploring all the decks was nice, but it did convey the feeling of a very complex systems driven strategy game, but it turned out to be more of a narrative game, I think? It is a bit confusing to tell what kind of game the game wants to be...

It's so peaceful and promising! I'd love to see how it turns out! 

Great job and interesting premise. There didn't feel like much of a "game" at the start with the walls of text. Maybe try peppering it in where needed and let the player discover it? I love the idea you have and I think you can do a lot of cool things with this.

Love the art style!  The amount of text was a bit daunting for a game jam game and there were a few cases where options text was overflowing the screen.  Nice job!