This is a really great idea, I'm not sure whether I've played anything quite like this before. The game play is a perfect balance between spot the difference and reaction speeds. Looks great too!
Such a great idea, and really well put together. Would be great to see where you could take the idea, perhaps with a growing city or the ability to grow the size of each emergency service.
Really neat button tapping game, perhaps a little to unforgiving with the glitches. Often a glitch would seem impossible to respond to, and some of the glitchy effects can make the arrows look indistinguishable. Could be that I'm missing something that's making it more difficult for me.
Love the concept and art style. It would be good to have some kind of hit indicator to show which squares the scalpel hits on each click. Love the death screen. Great work!
Really sleek art style, love it. Difficulty is definitely high, perhaps too much? Perhaps losing should just take you back a level rather than a restart? Level 5 bemused me, as I seemed to be unable to travel left and would die before the spikes if going right?
Really interesting art style and a nice idea, but I'm so confused as to what to do. Gradually I worked out a couple of the mechanisms, but then I'd get a random warning pop up and have literally no idea what it's related to.
Really nice vibe! Gameplay seems solid, but it wasn't always clear what I was dying to on some runs. Perhaps an it needs an audio announcement of the system that needs fixing? Great job!
There's a really interest mechanic here, and it all looks great. The controls are little tricky, often I would throw myself rather than an enemy and some level starts were insta-deaths (enemies shouldn't be able to spawn too close to you). But that's all just a case of refining what seems like a solid core game. Nice work!
Great idea! The controls and nice but a little unresponsive. There should probably also be a delay between fires to prevent a fire restarting immediately after it's been extinguished. Would love to see this idea taken further.
Narration is great, but can overlap if you're too quick between sections. Checkpoints are also definitely needed, I have "Is this thing working? Hello?" burned into my ears! Great idea!
Love the twist of being a sentient gun, though I definitely spent half the game thinking my returning bullets were an enemy and dying in the process...
I also definitely cheesed the final boss by wedging myself behind it and just firing away where the enemies couldn't get me!
Really awesome atmosphere, and I love the idea - though it would be nice to know where the ship's problem is rather than having to find it manually. On my first go I timed out on day one as I opened the engine room door!
Also found a possible bug on a later playthrough: I opened the computer screen at the top of the ship and everything froze? Perhaps I just missed something?
