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Yeah, I guess that’s my weakness. I always assume things will be easy enough for players to figure out on their own, and I think the game will be more interesting that way. But I probably should have added more visual feedback

You can't die in my game. The pipes can burst, but you can repair them by turning the red valve handle.
Yeah, I started making this game thinking, "This time, I'll finally add a proper tutorial",  but once again, I didn't. Instead, I put the instructions on the loading screen. Since the web version takes about 30 seconds to load, I basically used that time for the entire tutorial and thought it would be enough. Thank you for playing!

Yeah, shaders can be pretty expensive, so you have to be careful with them, especially in web builds. You could make a simpler version of the shader for the web version, or disable some of the effects entirely using OS.has_feature("web").
The 120 physics tick rate could definitely be part of the problem too. Since the default is 60, you're making the game perform twice as many physics updates, which can be especially costly in the browser.
There could also be unnecessary _process() or _physics_process() calls, particles, lights, transparent materials, or too many draw calls, but it's hard to say without looking at the profiler or the code.
I played your game in the browser, and it runs pretty smoothly for me.

Cool and fun game! I really like your level design, it feels open and non-linear

Thank you so much! To be honest, my spaceship looked ten times better originally, but I was forced to simplify all the models and remove the textures, materials, and effects just to make the game run smoothly in the browser. But thank you anyway!

It was definitely an experience... I would never have thought of the word "sunroof", I lost

Thank you!

Great game, I like the vibe and visuals a lot. But I think that AI x2 doesn't work with +4 scales. Anyway you did good job!

Fun game, great job!

Oh, yea,  typical morning, me saving the internet

There too much ice in the space!!

Fun little game, I reached a speed of 4600. Cute sharky!

Cool game, I like companions!

I'm really not sure what I'm supposed to do, other than move to the final room. The game looks good, but I don't understand the three options at the bottom. When I click them, it feels like I softlock the game. It says choose the room or altar, so I try clicking all the rooms and altars, and even pressing random keys, but nothing happens. After that, the arrows to move to other rooms disappear, so my only option is to refresh with F5. Sorry, I just can't figure it out

Cool, reminds me of the games about the moon lander. It's funny that you can complete the level from under the finish platfrom, that's how I finish the last level lol

Pretty satisfing game and the "WOW" sound is my favourite, funny!

Yeah, it's not very clear, my bad. Also, I kept having issues with mouse movement in the web build, the camera would move on its own. I tried to fix it by filtering the input, but now it feels very slow. Next time, I'll test the web build much earlier. Thank you!

Good game, I felt nostalgic for simple Java puzzles

Yeah, my bad. I always think it'll be interesting for players to figure things out on their own, but I end up making the concept unclear. I'll try to do better next time. Thank you

Yeah, that's why developers need testers... I always lose sight of some details because I think they're obvious. Thank you for playing!

What a brilliant game, I love trains

Interesting idea!

Cool, superman mentioned

Cool, but why not do a counterclockwise rotation with the right mouse button?

It's okay, little and cute survivors game, keep going

I don't know how it works on Safari, but I can imagine it's pretty bad. When I ported the game to the web, I ran into a thousand issues. I fixed a lot of them, but the game still feels awful in the browser, the diffecrent atmosphere, the weird audio balance, the lag, all of that is still there. So I wouldn't be surprised if something doesn't work at all on Safari. 
For some reason, I decided not to make Linux or macOS builds this time. That was my mistake, sorry about that

Yeah, you only need to sit behind one specific computer - it's highlighted by the ceiling light. I planned to make the other PCs usable too, but only as simple computers without the police software. Basically, in this game you have to connect to other PCs after an NPC sits down at them, spy on their activity, and check their files with the "Cyber" software. Red files are important, but only the ones with the right theme/tags. So if you're looking for a hacker, the files should be related to things like "remote_control", "hacked_something", etc. After finding 3 out of 5 files like that, you can arrest the suspect.
You can also check who is currently downloading those files through the webcam. That's pretty much it. My original idea was much bigger and clearer, but this was only my second 3D game, so it was hard to finish everything properly. But you definitely can win, I do it all the time.

wow, didn't extect it to be roguelike

Such a fun game, I love it

Fun little game, cute drone, looks like a sprite made from a 3D model

Great game, but I hated guessing where Iceland is in the ocean :D

Cool. The controls weren't very intuitive, but once I learned about the arrow keys and the spacebar, it became fun. And the nodes, the little circles, they are very unpredictable

Cool game and catchy music!

Yeah, I was hoping the vibe would be the main thing. Thanks!

Thanks for playing! Files are added one by one, and the whole list is sorted by file extension. And you were disconnected from the computer because an NPC turned it off and moved to another one. My mistake, I made that part not very obvious

Thank you! Bean models made only from simple meshes in Godot, no blender at all

My mistake, next time I need to think more about clarity. Thanks for playing!

So I just placed all pieces, left, and read the controls on the screenshots. WHAT, you can rotate them? Cool game

I imagined an angry Mario standing there waiting for me to rearrange the pipes.