Super fun! I think my only issue is I never quite found a good tactic to get the shy ones reliably. One of your other responses saying the the blackout aliens move 2x speed for the rest of the round helped me with those. I enjoyed looking for the subtle differences and as the infiltration bar got closer to end, I could definitely feel the tension rising!

Also, I feel like Captain Picard was looking at me disapprovingly each time I killed an alien for the sole reason of them being an alien haha 

It is a good game! Pretty fun. It was a bit hard. I wish it had a leaderboard.

I like this one! It had some cool potential. I would have loved to have a reopenable manual because I did not remember what made them not human, so I had to figure it out.

I also struggled with the Blackout aliens, there were pretty much always multiple people on screen so it was impossible for me to tell which one was causing the flashing. if there’s a trick to it, I haven’t figured it out.

but besides that, this is one of my favourite entries in the jam. there’s a lot of potential if you wanted to add to it, but at the same time it feels like a fun finished game with a good amount of challenge and interesting ideas. nice work :-)

Well done on getting this over the line in 18 hours - very impressive! I like the concept a lot - it's a clever idea with lots of potential, and you executed it pretty well here. 

The red dots on some of them read as gun laser sights at first - took me a while to realise they were meant to be eyes. I also wondered what the point of having such obvious aliens (glowing skin and red eyes) but came to realise it can be a good strategy to keep them alive and eliminate them later when you need to lower the invasion meter. 

I found very few aliens via the flashing light or freezing - possibly too subtle with so many people on screen at once. There were usually several in the light when it went off (though it was then fun to see if I could catch who was running away), while the humans are stopping and starting all the time so not easy to see who's freezing and who's simply stopping. 

Weird shadows and off-colour skin were the sweet spots - not too obvious and not too difficult. Could be more fun to just work with that sort of thing... subtle visual differences that are easy to miss when you're not looking for them, but super clear when you are.