Ooh I really like how tactile the UI for this is. I didn’t entirely understand what I was doing–my shift slowly drifted out of sight, and I’m not 100% sure if my missiles hit anything–but I had a lot of fun twiddling with all the levers and dials! Great use of the theme!

Really intrigued by all of this. i love ui detective games and having a stack of files to sift through and nondescript knobs to figure out is so enticing. Great set up, and kind of wildly ambitious for a jam, would be very interested to play a fleshed out version of this ✨ hope you enjoyed the jam!

Really loved the games style and art - really atmospheric and unique. It was fun working  out what to do with all of the buttons and switches, the terminal in the middle is a really nice touch and brought me into the experience a lot. Also didn't realise you used real images from NASA that's sick! Great work :)

I'm not usually into games that require this level of fiddling, but I found myself really enjoying the experience of exploring the interface, reading the documents and just trying things out. It was quite satisfying when I drilled and found an artifact exactly where I thought I should! Very cool entry!

I really like how navigation and exploring is done! I also like how you can set waypoints, but if you don't manage the speed well you can overshoot and then orbit around the target point. 

I only managed to get the treasure in the SOH region. One thing that I was having trouble with was the CAH region treasure. It's kind of hard to measure 90 deg from theta off your radars on the left since it doesn't give a precise measurement of where theta is to you. I kept missing my 100 units from the crater. 

the console looks amazing, even tho hard to wrapped my head around everything that's going on and how to go about. but really cool to navigate, managed to drill something and destroy something with the missile. 

will love to see how this develops and becomes a full thing. defo missing some sound to give it even more ambience and blips.

It took me a while to understand how it worked and what I was supposed to do, but after spending some time with it, I eventually figured it out! 

I really loved the interface! And vibe-wise, it reminded me of Voices from the Void! I’m a bit sad to hear you didn’t manage to finish it, and I hope you’ll be able to complete it after the jam. That said, I understand it’s a bigger project than what the jam timeframe allows. 

Maybe for a future build you could add a tutorial! it would be really appreciated. 

Great job, keep it up!

The interface is awesome, it looks really polished and well put together. Honestly, it feels like a project that’s way too big for such a short game jam. It’s really cool overall, though I do wish it had some music and sound effects.

Extremely cool! Even if it’s not finished there’s a lot going on.

Nice game! Gave me Iron Lung vibes with setting things up then drilling blindly. Could use more instructions on what everything meant (unless I missed it). Great job!

Really interesting project! May I ask what your inspiration was? I'm a bit curious on what direction you were thinking of taking this in. As in, something hyper realistic or.. more abstract. If that makes sense. 

Really cool project. You can tell a ton of thought went into it, and the PDFs helped a lot with understanding how everything worked. I liked the variety of enemy types and all the detail packed into the different tabs and systems. Nicely presented game and it was neat poking through and figuring everything out.

I love this. Even though its unfinished, I can tell this is just my cup of tea. 

I hope you manage to work on it after the jam. I would love to try it out.

I like the design. I don't fully understand what all the options are supposed to do and a short explanation of what the idea was would've been helpful. Overall, it looks promising and I'd love to play it if/when you finish it. 

Oh this is SO COOL! I love the presentation and mechanics. And it works really great once you get it figured out. There's a lot of detail in here actually. The main map tab, the sensor tab, power, hull, and fuel all functional. All the treasure maps in the intel page and having the mathematical maps to each special location on the treasure maps. The visuals for all the machines and tabs are clean and clear.  Very usable once you've figured out how it all works. I'm kind of crazy about this, it's super cool. It's a really neat "pull out a pen and paper and do some math and take notes" type game. The way the text announces enemies and if your missiles hit is great feedback while you're navigating around and looks and feels really cool too. The game overall has a great analog feel. I love the target, distance, and heading function for moving around. It's super useful for navigation and also for locating new points using pythagorean theorems. It works really great with the whole Pythagoras theme, which is charming, if not a little Math Circus-y. It's cool enough that it escapes the stigma that 'Educational Games' have. 

The only thing I'd say is that I'd point new players towards the Intel tab a bit more when it starts so that they can get some instructions as it isn't immediately clear that it's an informational tab. I'd love to see how it looks when it's done!