The games pretty nice! The art is great + its a concept I haven't seen yet in the jam. Was going to suggest some stuff but Fiki covered most of it so ill just say the new things. The star names can sometimes be a bit annoying to type, especially the ones that are just a bunch of characters. While realistic it does not feel good to be forced to type out. Something like an id for each star in your current peek area that you can use as a shorthand would be a great solution to this or having some way people can copy the star names by clicking, etc. 

I have revisited the game after knowing the command window, and I have to say, the game is absolutely stunning!

The game is simply beautiful. It reminds me of Firewatch because of the mysterious atmosphere and the exploration. The music is really great and fits the aesthetics of the game. I ended up playing it for like 20 minutes. It was very calming and gave me a feeling of relief. I loved the aesthetics and concept of the game, and loved the fact that each time you restart the game, the stars change.

I would also like to give you some points of feedback that would imo improve the UX a little bit.

-When the game ends, there wasn't an option to restart. I had to reopen the game.

-Once I enter any command in the text box, I have to click on it again. It would've been nicer if the focus was always on the text box since the game is about writing on a console.

-As it was previously stated, the command window is not easily found. Maybe it could be open by default at the start and toggle with tab button or something.

-maybe also you could add some pointers in the game's page on itch and polish it up abit maybe even make a web version of the game would be really cool.

I'm not sure if it's possible to find signs of life or not, but that mystery was a great objective for me to keep playing. The game is really pretty, and I personally would love to play a released version of it with a bit more content ♥.

Definitely the most unique game I've played yet! I think the dice could have affect gameplay in more ways than just a timer, but I enjoyed the vibes!

This game looks interesting, the cover art and the game itself, I was not sure what I was doing but if you can reply back I on how to play I can check it out again. 

Beautiful aesthetics, nice old school exploration themed game.

I love the art, but sadly I had no clue what to do and why.
Also, for some reason I could not move away from the left-most column.

Some tutorial would be nice as the instruction on the right is not enough (at first I tried to type "help" as a command but that did not yield anything)

I love the aesthetic, but I have no idea what to do.

The aesthetic is great and same thing for the ambience, but a help menu would have been greatly appreciated.

Really fun to explore the map, very cool way of doing so too. I like the use of dices here it doesnt feel too forced. I also love the sense of mystery and wonder this game has built around it.

Very neat.  Like many others, I enjoyed the aesthetic.  I think you give the player a little more of an indication on what to do without taking away the mystery.

Presentation is top notch! Love the aesthetic!

Like others said, it's a bit hard to figure out the commands until you find that menu, but otherwise an interesting narrative experience. I found myself constructing my own story about this world as I went along.

I really like the art style! But I found it difficult to find the Commands/Notes menu. Maybe start with the bar open or print all commands at the top of the console. But apart from that good game!