I do feel bad because I have been in that position as an artist, where I made a lot of graphics for a game that just didn't have any progress made on the programming side. And I understand wanting to show off your concept art and what the game was planned to be over what actually happened.

With that said, at the very least you should have the correct controls on your itch page. Space isn't shoot, it's mouse button, and aiming is with the mouse as well which isn't mentioned. Which to me sounds like less an issue with the programmers running out of time and more a lack of communication - did the artists make the controls graphic at the end without knowing how far the game had come along? Or did you make the controls graphic at the start of the month without being prepared to pivot if the game's controls changed?

Also, a lesson to all game jam artists - learn a bit of the game engine you're using, that way you can at least put your background graphics directly into the game and have something on the screen.

The concept art looks cute, but obviously the game posted is significantly less than that. I am curious how far you actually got on any of this?

Not sure if I am missing something. But the game didn't resemble the screenshot attached to the page submission. I couldn't work out what I was meant to do.  The design looks great from the screenshots so wanted to play it. 

Really sad, because I really love the concept art you show in your screenshots and I'd have loved to play it! Nice job on those!

Did you forget to upload the latest build? All i see is a template world with minimal zoom capability (with keyboard Q and E)

Ping me again and i am sure to come back to rate again