Overall really enjoyed this game, I really liked the slow burn of finding new signals while piecing together what happened to you and the world you are in, it makes you want to progress through the game. I do think the game ended a little abruptly with too many open questions, especially with what was happening with the locked door, and some closure on what exactly happened to my ship during the jump and at the end of the game. Also, the blast shields never came into play (unless i missed something). But regardless, still a really cool experience.

Awesome! I didn't understand what to do with the blast shield stuff and all and I'm guessing thats why the game got stuck at the last message, but it was really interesting! I'd say maybe have the download happen a bit faster once you get close to 100% match so it doesn't take so much waiting around doing nothing. But i definitely loved figuring out how to best match the signals it was fun, nice game and a lot of potential to expand on, great job!

Very creative! My programmer's mind really liked it! I might have ruined the ending though... I lowered the windows so my screen just slowly went white. Not sure if I was supposed to do something else. Would have loved to see some more variety in decoding the message.

Overall, really enjoyed playing!

A little too technical for me but the idea is great! 

If you like the voices of the void or signal simulator, then this game will speak to you. This game doesn't overstay its welcome, but the signal processing is both a satisfying gameplay loop and a creative way of revealing the story through piecing together different signals. I believe that for a game jam, we can excuse things like lack of polish, but I am completely genuine when I say that a second art/polishing pass could make this an excellent game that I could see being released on Steam. This was a great game that I thoroughly enjoyed. Good job to everyone who worked on it. Great Game!

The whole system was really neat! It was kinda like tuning a radio! :D The back area with the blast shield was a tad off, couldn't quite figure out what to do back there. a bit more tutorial on the joystick part would have helped as well! Good overall!

I love horror / sci-fi games. I really enjoyed the radio tuning and command entering, it was fun. Although I wasn't quite sure what to do after decoding and outputting the signal. 

The atmosphere of in this is created beautifully, this is an amazingly well made game

Short and sweet and they knew how to change it up once it started to get repetitive. I did have a little trouble reading the font and had to squint, but I also have bad eyesight so that may not be an issue for everyone. 

Nice work. The audio is top tier :)

5 Stars on Sound Design, this game is perfect in terms of asethetic as well. Took a sec to get the hang of but I really enjoyed it. I love terminal games too, so thats fun. I will most likely go back and finish this game tonight. Overall super polished game and the audio is so so so so Nice!

I love the concept (even if frequency control was a challenge to figure out, those knobs are finicky), however the text commands aren't very accessible to folks with memory issues - if I mess something up, chances are it scrolls the instructions off the screen and I have no way of going back to see them again, so I'm just stuck (plus I think the decode command may have been bugged?)

Very impressive, I actually like the joystick signal locator better than in voices of the void. You did a great job with the visual of the screens.  One gripe I had tho was that the output display isn't really communicated properly. I assumed the output would show in the main command terminal instead of the TV on the left. I think some kind of audio from the TV should be added to let the player know where the data is being output. Otherwise a really solid experience, I had a fun time with this one, and yeaa humanity is cooked.

This looks really cool... unfortunately I just could not figure out how to tune into the frequency. I used the tracker until I got a beep, but I still couldn't get the dials on the left of the terminal to do anything. 🤔

The best project on this game jam so far, but more convenient access to previous logs would be more comfortable to play with. Gets slightly repetitive towards the end of the game, given the limited amount of possible interactions

Interesting gameplay made me thing of Voices of the Void a little if you know that game. Good submission!

All the different systems created for this game were pretty cool to see. I thought it was pretty cool messing around with the wave graph.