This was neat. Reminds me of Event[0] or The Stanley Parable. Looking and moving around was slightly jittery. I liked that I was dropped in, free to explore before given directions on what to do. I got the context of the situation just from reading the bio's on the stasis pods.
I think if there was more to the story it would've felt more "complete". I was curious why our character woke up, but that never gets answered. Which is a good thing, since I was hooked enough to care.
Great job!
Thanks for the feedback! I'm not sure why moving around would have been jittery. I'll have to look into that and see if I can replicate it.
Yes, the game is taken by the perspective of someone who doesn't know whats going on. The character doesn't know - they're only a passenger. And you don't know. Lots of games do this to give more of a natural reason to explain some things. It also adds some mystery and interest as you say.
Yes, sorry for the abrupt ending. There's a lot more to the idea and I neglected to figure out an ending for this shorter version. It's a good leason for next time. Even in short game jam games people want/need closure.
Thanks again!
