Managed to get two endings 'Into the Void' and 'Harold Gets Vaporized'. I couldn't continue onward as I got stuck in Cargo Bay and couldn't figure out how to keep doing the quests. Also, I found the TP, but couldn't pick it up?

Between the two holodecks and the little sidequests there was a lot to do. I think I missed some areas, since I saw KV mention a theatre, but I never came across that one myself. Combat was good, though the fights (barring the first) were tough in the holodeck. 

I like that there's multiple endings. It's a shame that the bugs are keeping me from trying to find more.

All in all solid entry.

A lot of content packed in here! A lot of cool events when exploring the ship. Unfortunate that the trade quest is bugged, was fun trying to work out what to do with the items. 

Some of the side doors might be missed by some players - maybe an indication might help clueless players like myself :P

Wow, there is a lot to this game! Between the jumping paths in Candyland, a short version of FF1, and a little sequence-of-events quest in the ship, there is a lot to do. Unfortunately, I think the size of the scope ended up working against you because I couldn't figure out how to complete the sequence of events on the ship to get the "best" ending.

I also noted a few errors during my playthrough and I patched them in my version with the editor. Let me know if you want to know what the errors are or the fixed version.

I should also note the positives of the game:

• Excellent use of the PandaMaru tiles to make a cool space ship
• Rockin' tunes to support the action
• Clever battle skills that have some good action sequencing and complex effects
• A WHOLE-ASS COMPRESSED VERSION OF FINAL FANTASY 1

It's truly a remarkable entry despite its flaws. Nice job!

What do you do with the weed medicinal herb? I've wandered around all over the place trying to find a use for it. Also, any hints for getting endings after 1 and 2?

Space, the final frontier...

I was hooked with the comedic premise of this one, the burger lines had me giggling.

The use of pictures and comedic timing was great, the writing was very enjoyable.

The setting of in space was a breath of fresh air out of other entries i played and enjoyed the choice of appropriate space music.

The first puzzle of the bat was a bit more complicated/on a steep hill rather than gradually escalating.

If the creator had used a progression series of increasing difficulty for the candy puzzles this would have been a better approach and given the player a bit of help or direction with it, it would have been better.

The ship exploration felt a little empty and I was disappointed a lot of rooms were empty or devoid of something worth exploring each nook and cranny.

The story of the game is the most engaging and interesting part coupleled with the premise

I found it enjoyable for the amusing dialogue and premise which is definitely its strong suits.

 Overall a bit more narrowing and direction + explanation would have gone a long way, but overall solid entry and definitely one of the memorable story ones for me.

I got the Dark Lord ending woot! Very interesting mix of Sifi and Fantasy and very nice eventing throughout.

The set-up to the game was interesting and I wanted to see how the combat and such turned out, but I noped out at the first holodeck puzzle (the "candy" themed one). That repetitive, aimless jumping nonsense with the grating music loop and constantly being unsure of what environment elements you can interact with just didn't do it for me.

I can't justify spending 20 minutes making zero progress on a single puzzle when it's the first bit of actual gameplay I run into.

On the plus side, the dialog is gold, so for someone with a bit more patience I'm sure the writing alone is worth the price of admission.

I like the concept and I can tell you put a lot of love into this game. 

The game play was confusing to get too. It may be because there as very little direction given to the player and too much left up to random exploration. I think a little more direction could have been offered to the player for a smother expedience.

The combat I encountered felt a bit heavy and there was no upfront explanation on how a person needed to prep them selves before heading out to fight. My team died and I found my self mildly frustrated that there was no growth towards a hard fight.

There were moments where i was amused. Not enough to laugh out loud, but amused none the less.

I did like the battle music. It was a good choice.

Visually the ship felt a little empty and the town felt overly simple - like a game from the late 80's early 90's.  It's not bad, but it does leave the player wandering too much for the interaction they get.

The story was good, and I liked it the best of all. Harold goes from high fantasy to Sifi and that was a fun little culture shock experience.

Overall I think the combat was to harsh too soon, unless I missed something. My suggestion is to give the player more direction and information and leave less up to them to stumble trough. With a bit more polish this game would have me back in a hot second, because I do like the story idea!