Thank you! Yeah, we didn't add much feedback for how well you did other than the final report. But even for that, the result is the same with minor language differences. If we come back to this for adding aliens + interactions, we'll definitely find ways to give players more awareness of how they're performing. Thanks so much for playing and for your feedback!

Awww this is so sweet gorzylla! Super appreciate how thoughtfully you approached the observing and decision-making when faced with a completely unfamiliar environment — that's exactly the experience we were shooting for!

Thanks so much! Since the direction and gameplay style was a little more out-there, it might've been helpful to provide more feedback. Thank you for checking it out!

That's so nice to hear! We had a lot of fun imagining the world for this game with things like the description — so it's nice to see when people catch all those details. :)

Aww I'm so glad to hear you liked the art style! Thanks for checking our jam out and for the feedback!

love ur review

aww thank you for playing Farfama! hopefully we'll come back to this project with even more things to notice

Thank you! Glad you had fun dissecting the puzzle and enjoyed the art! Everything in the game is drawn by @amorizel!

Thank you! Yeah, the boss in this game seemed to be pretty nasty and didn't have much helpful feedback... maybe in the next version there can be a nicer creature in charge. :)

Awesome job capturing the vibe of a lone space station crew member! The low field of vision, sound FX, and use of procedural tiling were all used really effectively. I thought the camera and movement system was also pretty unique and I'm excited to see how far I can progress!

Stunning intro that sets up the world of the game super well! Took me a second to figure out how to add components but once I got it I was floored by the sheer size of the system you built for this jam. Great cohesive aesthetic as well. Can't wait to play more of this one!

Love the gameplay of this one. The scene in Interstellar where they're attempting to match the torque of the space station was a standout from the movie so it's cool to see an experience where I can try my hand at it. The secondary camera was especially clever as a way to confirm alignment with the second spaceship. Awesome job!

I really appreciate hearing that Farfama. Thank you

the visual direction of this piece is stunning! i really love how the use of texture and composition make it feel like you're passing through a risoprint zine mixed with illuminated manuscript. can't wait to see where this work goes!

thank you for testing it out and playing it now! :') i hope u enjoyed taking it for a spin!

this takes me back

it is in a couple ways! thank you for playing :)

you outdid yourself this time.

my character won't stop screaming even though nothing is happening to them? can you fix that bug? then i give 5 stars <3 i also want to fly... maybe when this has console relese?

you are too nice of a critic... :'( thank you so much for your thoughts. hearing how much you were able to interpret out of this makes me glad <3 thank you for playing!!!

thank you for playing and your thoughts ❤️ bitter is such a good word... just the sound of it stings... and the way it’s like a hidden resentment :( sad but accurate...

Thank you so much @pendrill! we're really glad you enjoyed the experience <3 

yes

this is what genius looks like

this is how everyone drives when im sitting in the backseat and carsick

hi this is famous chicago artist easton self. if you want to collaborate please contact me through my website eastonself.com! thanks

BOO BOO

Ur beautiful! Love u

Thank you Ben ❤️

Ahhhh Noelle!! Ur making me cry! Thank you so much!!!

um.... ok er... this is REALLY good

the scene... is beautiful... i just hope they're all ok... and that they have affordable healthcare options <:0

so excited to see where this goes!!!!! it's a beautiful start <3

oops... sorry that was supposed to be a joke :/ anyway this is so cute!!!!

HAHAHA how did you get Ben to act for this?

thank you so much!

cutting down was so good... really felt like I was back in culinary school...