Played on stream and left feedback throughout the session if you wanted to watch. Really impressive including two different style of gameplay but keeping atmosphere, art style and world cohesive. Well done.

That was a lot of fun! I was lowkey terrified in the maze haha. I think the music choice and the story text really helped elevate the level and the story. I would love to see how you build on this! If possible I think the space area could be improved with:

- Constraints around where you can fly. I feel like I flew under the meteors a fair bit and was able to by pass the level.

- A noticeable warp point.  

Enjoyed it, the space theme is very generic though, and it's easy to lose yourself in the maze.

I enjoyed the game, and the maze sequence was a nice twist.

The first part of the game was what I liked the most but the maze was well made too and having the line on the walls was a nice touch. The asteroids and the collision it makes looks and sounds super cool and if there is one feature I would want it would be having the option to invert the axis of the controls

Its a nice game but you basically made 2 levels. Not a bad game but your game counts as 2 levels

Controls felt nice.  There wasn't a lot of contrast on the asteroids (at least on my computer).  It made it hard to move out of the way in time.  All in all, though, a good submission.  Curious to see where you go with this.

I really enjoyed the controls of the ship It felt super fun to weave through asteroids or dodge one at the last second. the models while not super complex were still really nice

I have to say the setting of a spaceship flying though an asteroid field is not the most unique, but it is still an interesting level nonetheless and I enjoyed playing it.

Major props to the sound and music. It really sold the atmosphere and intensity. I always felt under the pump and like I was in an action movie! Could use some minor polishing such as textures, and a starry background

for the first segment however I enjoyed it thoroughly.

It was hard to see the asteroids on my computer until they were too close, so it was mostly luck that got me through. I loved the maze, I'm always happy to play through a maze.