Both complaints are fair, and neither had occurred to me. The intro only plays once, but the sector briefing replays every run and there's currently no way to skip a scene outright. Fullscreen isn't implemented either. Both are going on the list.
On the AI question, I think my devlog made this sound more confusing than it actually is.
The game does not contain AI-generated image or audio files. There are no sprite sheets, PNGs, WAVs, etc. I programmed the systems that generate the graphics, animation and music procedurally at runtime, and I used an LLM extensively to help me write and iterate on that code.
So when I wrote in the devlog that "the code, the pixel art, the music and the script were written with an LLM", that was poorly phrased. It makes it sound as if I prompted an AI for finished art, music and a game, then assembled the result, which isn't what happened.
A more accurate description would be: I designed the game and its procedural systems, and used AI heavily as a coding assistant while implementing them.
I've updated the devlog to make that distinction clearer. Thanks for pointing it out — I probably wouldn't have noticed how differently that sentence could be read otherwise.
Also, I'm glad the closing walls worked for you. That mechanic was one of the things I spent the most time tuning.