Thanks so much for playing, and for pushing through being scared! Delighted you were able to make it through :)

Appreciate your comments on the tutorial - I've always really struggled with making them, so glad to hear this one worked well for you!

Thank you very much! Glad the feeling of the spacesuit came through, was something I really wanted to get right and I've really appreciated the feedback on it :)

Thanks very much! Really glad you enjoyed it, especially the atmosphere :)

Thanks so much! Really appreciate the kind words :)

Regarding movement - the slow acceleration and speed was a deliberate choice to get across the feeling of being in a large and awkward spacesuit, but in retrospect I may have taken this too far. Suspect I could have got a similar effect with a slightly higher speed and acceleration/deceleration that would be less frustrating for players!

Thanks again for the feedback :)

Thank you so much! Really glad you enjoyed it, and appreciate the detailed response :)

Very happy to hear you picked up on the slow turns, I was really happy with how the slow acceleration and movement of the spacesuit turned out and I'm delighted to hear it worked for you :)

Thank you for playing! Really glad to hear you enjoyed the atmosphere - there's definitely plenty of influence from 2001 in there, glad it came through :)

I had meant to publish a web build, but when setting up the project I forgot to change the renderer from Forward + to Compatibility. When changing it back to export for web there were a few issues I wouldn't have had time to fix, so to make sure I could submit on time I went for desktop only. Totally my own mistake, but not the end of the world as I've still had plenty of really useful feedback :)

Thanks again!

Thanks for playing :)

Not sure what happened with the screen going black - you shouldn't be able to reach a negative y-coordinate, so this is definitely a bug I didn't spot - really sorry about that!

Adding the current position to the screen is a great idea! It'd help the player keep tabs on their location without losing momentum, which is definitely an issue I should have addressed

Thanks again for the feedback, really appreciate it :)

Sorry to hear that! Completely forgot about this, but Apple's policies require developers to sign and notarize their apps before they'll run on OSX, and I can't justify the fee

According to Apple's website it looks like it may be possible to run it using the following steps:

1. In the Finder  on your Mac, locate the app you want to open.

   Don’t use Launchpad to do this. Launchpad doesn’t allow you to access the shortcut menu.

2. Control-click the app icon, then choose Open from the shortcut menu.

3. Click Open.

   The app is saved as an exception to your security settings, and you can open it in the future by double-clicking it just as you can any registered app.

Totally understand if you'd prefer not to run an unsigned app - no pressure! 

Thanks so much! Really appreciate this - always love playing with audio, so delighted to hear it worked for you :)

Very glad to hear you liked the movement speed, as I was worried it might frustrate some players, but I thought it was important for the feel of the game so I wanted to keep it if I could :) 

Thanks again for the kind words :)

Thank you for playing! You're totally right on the coordinates - I'd originally planned to add in alternate routes and optional areas before quickly realising I'd need to scale things down to stand any chance of finishing on time - would have loved to have made more use of them though

I definitely agree on the limited gameplay here, sure there would be some fun ways to use 0-gravity and momentum with environmental interactions!

Also really happy the slow movement worked for you - was worried it could make navigation tedious for some players, but decided to keep it at the current speed as I thought it was important to the feel of the game, so I'm very reassured that it ended up adding to the atmosphere :)

Cheers again :)

Thank you very much, really glad it worked for you :) could have been a lot of fun to add some glitchy twitch animations at the end, good call!

Thanks for playing! Totally get it on quitting early - I definitely should have edited the intro cutscene and tutorial down, and especially so for a jam game where people's time with each entry is limited.

Really appreciate the kind comments on sound an atmosphere as this was my main focus, thank you :)

Thanks for playing! Sorry about the issues with getting stuck - was it an issue with collisions?

It's definitely a fair point on it taking too long get started, especially for a jam entry. Something I can work on for future games!

Appreciate the feedback, cheers!