Great work! The graphics, animation and audio are really cool, kudos to all the team!

The gameplay works fairly well, though I'll echo that walking speed is a bit slow (feels a bit like Another World's, but without so many hazards to pay attention to while walking). Replaying the same level sections 6 times felt quite tedious though, I felt I had enough after fetching the 2nd repair kit. Allowing the players to fetch all 3 kits in the same run (or have only one actual objective at the end, and some optional ones on the way) would feel nicer, while keeping the "go back to the ship" system - so you'd replay it only once backwards with new/more powerful monsters.

I like the art and animation. It felt the intro was a little too long but it was a neat game to play!

very nice graphics!

Woah nice game. I liked the animation on the main astronaut. The eyes are really scary...

Your game is good, but the player is a little too slow. In overall, I really enjoyed playing and had fun.

Art and colors are very nice. Agree with the others about player speed, but on the other hand it's nice to have a bit slower paced game. I think it would be better to be able to carry 3 modules at once. Good game overall!

This is a surprisingly calm experience. I like that the astronaut's animations are all chill and relaxed, almost sexy-like, hahaha. The backtracking is a little boring, though, and the yellow enemies are hard to counter. Overall I liked it.

Great game!! The pixel art is simply fantastic and the audio is awesome! I miss a little of speed on the player, because if I need to go to find the piece and then go back to the ship could be a little annoying, but nevertheless is a great game!

Great graphics and sound effects. Loved when the eyeball opens their mouths and try to take a bite on you. Also, I don’t think I played any platformer that does not have horizontal momentum like this one before, definitely a very interesting experience.

I especially liked the design of the character and the ship :)

Nice style and animation, agree that the dude could move a bit faster.

Really beautiful pixel art aesthetics! Great music, atmosphere created and smooth rockets control.

I went through the whole game and I will definitely play as well a future version with more levels. Something I would like to mention though, is the going back and forth, I would have rather to be able to pick up the 3 items on the first run.

I think you have a good foundation here for a very interesting game! Well done!

The artistic direction is pretty cool!

But... why did you make such a slow game ^^? And I wonder too why you force the player to go back to the rocket, instead of letting him retrieve the 3 pieces.

Otherwise, it's a good entry, nice job!

Great aesthetic, overall promising with a few holdups in execution.

The intro is simple and to the point, but could stand to move a little quicker, especially considering that players have most likely already read this blurb before opening the game. Rather than simply repeating the premise as we wait for the crash that's already happened, this opening would be a great opportunity to visually present the locations of the repair kits and what the enemies look like.

The movement was frustratingly sluggish, especially for a game set on the moon. This is compounded by the enemies, who are too fast to leave any room for error– It feels good to get quick-draw kills right as an enemy gets up in your face, not so much when you're being inescapably spammed by an enemy you can't outpace. The orange enemies are especially broken, to the point where fighting them becomes a question of how quickly you can kill them rather than actually being able to avoid their attack. Their beam definitely needs a limit on angular speed and / or a limit on how long and frequently they can fire.

The graphics and sound are nice though, and again, I see a lot of potential here. I'd love to see an expansion on this!

Lovely pixel animation! As others have said the overall game flow is unfortunately kind of slow for an action game, but the core combat is pretty fun so with a denser environment or faster overall movement it could feel great!