I like the concept for this, as it is pretty unique, but I feel the ship is simply too big and the gameplay flow is simply too much to handle.  While reading the tutorial made things slightly easier it still didn't reduce the overall work load. 

Knowing which tool fixes which problem is nice, but there's no easy way to know what's broken at any point in time. Even with the bridge giving power indicators, there's no way to know what the problem is until you get there. Then you have to go the workshop to get the proper tool. 

I cannot imagine how the experience would be for somebody who played without reading the tutorial. It must have been overwhelming. 

I never figured out what the Tier 1 thru Tier 3 parts did, nor why I would want to make them. 

The RNG nature of vital materials being constantly teleported onto the ship made a few runs outright impossible to progress. As I never got what I needed for long periods of time. With things constantly breaking: a game over was inevitable. 

I would recommend having the "red hue" to be limited to the sides of the screen rather than an override over everything. As it became difficult to tell what problems were happening. Since knowing which color relates to which tool was, at least initially, helpful with figuring out what problems were happening. 

I still like the concept. There's potential here. Thank you for your efforts!

Definitely a mistake to just hit New Game on startup, didn't see the tutorial menu. I get why an in-game interactive tutorial was cut for time constraints, but if there's any future development I think the game would greatly benefit from  letting the player play out the initial ship repairs before gestation. 

If you've ever played the tutorial of Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 2 where you repair the ship, basically that concept.

This is a great game but it's got some flaws. Very solid for a game jam entry, even if it does drag on towards the end. I think the largest problem is just the engine, RPGMaker is holding back a fun game here with it's clunky tile based movement and lack of feedback.

There is obviously some huge potential here, but it would be a lot of work to get there. I'm almost imagining a too many cooks style scenario as multiple androids run around the ship trying to keep it running while divvying up the pregnancies between them.

So I do like this game. It's a great concept. But... when it goes red it hurts my eyes. Not to mention I can't tell what color is what, making repairs unnecessarily difficult. I'd recommend just having red around the edges rather than make the entire screen red so that we can see better.
Also, the RNG is really egregious at times. I swear on my first run of this it gave me nothing but raw organics for 5 minutes straight when I desperately needed rare materials. Then, at one point I finally got a  T1 part to replace another, but the timer for when something breaks was up and that t1 part that I just put down broke.
Lastly, it would be nice if the sound queue's weren't random. If there's audio queues for when something breaks, I feel it should have consistency. Like a short circuit noise for when a T part breaks, or a crack sound when cracks appear.
Other than that, this game is good. Just shy of perfect.

It's a good concept but man it is tedious.