This was an awesome narrative experience.
The personalities of the crewmates really showed through their logs, and every sleep cycle, I was interested to see what each of them said. Great way to frame the story!

Amazing graphics, didn't expect such an interesting story with simple gameplay

One of my teammates mentioned that this was one of the best games of the jam, and he was absolutely spot on. I can easily see this game on Steam. Everything is very well thought out, from the use of lighting to the way the story is told. The only thing I’d change to make the experience more immersive and smooth is to have the option to zoom in with [E] when reading the screens. Otherwise, my sincerest congratulations. You’re definitely a top contender!!!

One of the best games I've played in this jam! So simple yet so smooth, from visuals to story, to controls. I'm in this jam for learning how to fight scope creeping, and this is where I'll take the biggest lesson from! This is production quality! Love the goldish style!

I only had a bit of a difficulty during the first day - I couldn't easily tell which device was what - luckily the ship was small. I like the white subtle outlines in the dark also, they helped a lot. 

And the views towards the end - masterpiece!

Nicely done! Good luck turning this into a 2 hours story and hitting that publish button!

Pretty awesome game!

I gotta say though, I feel like a dirtbag - I've been lecturing the other crew members about staying positive and cleaning up the rust, while I haven't even attempted once to shrub a single speck of rust and just went back to sleep.

It's fun that our games landed at a somewhat similar art style, although if you'd want my advice in regards to shader work, I would recommend converting the rgb colors to hsv via the colorspace conversion node, apply the posterization to just the v component before converting them back. Simply posterizing the rgb values, like I assume you are doing right now leads to somewhat garish and unnatural gradients, which of course could be by design, but doing it the way I suggested gives you more control over the color, while keeping the cell shaded effect.

The atmosphere and writing are great.

I had a difficult start with the game as I didn't know what to do initially and my first cycle was bumping into everything before finally getting the prompts done. Of course I only had to figure this out once, but it still wasn't enjoyable and took a long time. In the same regard I also missed a lot of the dialogue in the first few cycles, as I didn't expect anyone elses display to change (I assumed I was playing all of the crew consecutively and not just one guy, so I only read the messages I left).

How you tackled the theme was great! And I agree with a lot of the other commenters, that this was pretty much the best application of decay and cosmic horror, I've seen this jam.

While I do think the smear on the life pod has potential to be iconic, I think you could easily improve the packaging of your page with better screenshots. Even on the title it would be more striking if you would show not only the smiley, but also the silhouette of the pod.

Because the game is a somewhat large download for a jam project, I think it's important to present it as best as you can - if the comments weren't as stellar, I don't think I would've given this project a chance.

yeah im without words to talk about this game, I was hooked in an instant, every cycle i feared of something and that growing hopelessness as everything goes wrong, my God. You guys did a spetacular job.

This game. Holy shit. What can I even say? This game is exactly why I find cosmic horror so compelling as a genre. The subtle growing dread, knowing something was going wrong and being unable to stop it, the absolute futility of it all, the lack of any simple explanation or answer, paired with the absolutely gorgeous-yet-haunting shots of Jupiter outside? Absolutely fantastic, I was glued to my seat the entire way through. 

There are so many things I could gush about here. The writing was fantastic, loved the interplay and juxtapositions of everyone's reactions. For such a short period of time, I felt like we got a good grasp at who everyone was, and loved getting to see their dynamics. Made it an absolutely gutwrenching experience. The art was absolutely gorgeous--I'm particularly in love with the lighting/shading on everything. And the shots of Jupiter and the world outside had me speechless every time. It perfectly captured everything beautiful and terrifying about space all in one. And the music and sound really just brought the whole thing home. It was subtle but so poignant--especially at a certain part I will not name due to spoilers. 

Literally the only thing I could even try to knock off point-wise is just nitpicking on controls. Would have loved an up and down button and some sort of soft highlight or something around the interactable objects, at least for the first cycle. I got lost trying to search for things on that first round. Otherwise, I have no other complaints. This game is so well thought through and polished, I have to struggle to even think of any complaints, frankly. I would buy this game as is.

Absolutely fantastic experience. I will be thinking about this game for a long time. Can't wait to see whatever games you all do in the future, because god damn. 

(Also: your title screen picture is so mean after playing the game. Rude.  10/10 love it.)

This game is AWESOME !!! every details adds up and make the game very impactfull, well done.