Nice! I enjoyed the concept and execution of it. I saw that you didn't get to add sound, which is alright, I wasn't able to either my first jam, I won't hold it against you.

If you wanted to keep building, some sort of score or "time survived" timer would be nice so people could compete for high scores. Making more levels where you only have to survive for so long could be cool too, slowly making the ship more and more complex. I also feel that this game has potential to be a party game with many players running around trying to keep terminals on.

Overall, quality entry! Good luck on your future game dev!

Oh I feel myself so stupid, I was so bad at game and died so many times until I realized that I can smash enemies easily (I guess I got used to the fact that usually the player is the one who is crushed from touching others). Once I realized that, the game turned from nice  to really good! 

If you ever considered to expand the game, then more enemy types/obstacles/abilities will surely add even more fun to a game. Although, I might admit that it already is enjoyable. 

The art is cool too, and that's why I think I would prefer if you showed the actual screenshot from the game on your thumbnail. I think it could've attracted more people to play your game (my subjective opinion). But anyways, continue making games, it was good!

P.s. does the game have sounds? I didn't have them but probably it was just my PC

game art work is really good and effects aswell

Nice work! I enjoyed this. Kudos on completing a project within the jam!

I see from the other comments that this was your first time making art for a game—you should be proud, because it turned out really well! The presentation really makes this. I love the star field and how hectic it gets, literally spiraling out of control. The bouncing enemies and their happy expressions are so cute that I felt bad about squashing them. Not so "peaceful," space-person!

As another person pointed out, you did a good job at pacing the gradual increase in enemies. It builds nicely. I wished for more feedback about how I was doing, though. Perhaps a count onscreen of how many terminals are out, e.g. 3/10 => 4/10 => 5/10 etc. Without something like that constantly going up, I didn't get a strong sense of increasing danger, even with the additional enemies, fires, and spiraling stars. Eventually I just left the game alone for a while to see if there was actually a fail state (which there is, and it's very cinematic—nice). So I don't think the feeling of being overrun is quite there.

Sound would really help create that tension as well. In fact, your game's description is a bit of a tease because it says "when suddenly you hear a noise" but then you start the game and...no sound, haha. Another thing that would help is to add a little mechanical complexity to reactivating the terminals. But all in all you did a great job at realizing the concept in the time allowed.

Loved the coffee machine. Just let me press a button in front of it to play a coffee-brewing or -pouring sound—that's instant gold.

Very cool game! The game made me feel as if I was in the situation of the game itself! Though I've seen games similar to your concept where you have to run around the environment, your approach was enjoyable. I think it would've been better if there was a score bar that showed you how many aliens you've vanquished. Other than that, you did great work!

These little aliens are way too cute :D.

awesome game and you also did a good job balancing the player and alien speed. 
What took the most time to make in this game?

Cool! I think this game would be a great local multiplayer!

Took me a while to understand what was going on but i think if you add some sort of time that i have to stay alive it would be more fun. also maybe a basic tutorial. otherwise very fun.

I enjoyed the character animations a lot! Great job with it! I wish there was a sound that played when I squished an alien. I think it would have made it feel a lot more satisfying as the animation was really satisfying to watch. Overall, great job making the game.

Really fun game, I enjoyed playing it.