It was pretty fun! The game mechanic of connecting two point feels good too!

I did run into an issue where after a while I had three routes and two of them were blocking the third one (that appeared later than the first two). I thought I can wait it out, but unfortunately the time ran out before I could do anything.

I enjoyed playing this game and I think with a bit of a story and depth it could be a really cool experience! 

Well done!

Nice game, having to switch between the two monitors was a great touch and kept the game challenging

The first word that came to my mind after my first run was immersive. All the little details, like the date in the taskbar, the hilarious yet natural notes, a software named simply star_controller_exe to manage an intergalactic trade operation, and the WinXP-looking OS inside a spaceship, were amazing.

Gameplay is intuitive, and drawing paths that cannot cross each other was a clever way to create a challenge. My only suggestion is to make it a little more forgiving, perhaps allowing more than one ship to be lost before a game over. Excellent job!

I'm not actually sure what ended the game! Does a single ship loss do it? If so, I suppose it was on the other screen and I didn't know it existed.

Drawing the routes works very well and it gets suitably hectic as things escalate. I felt like I could draw very long routes without penalty, because new ships and their destinations seemed to take current paths into account and wouldn't give me an impossible scenario. I suppose the ship captains weren't happy about it, though!

It wasn't easy to distinguish which audio cue pertained to what event. I had to keep switching between screens because I never knew which screen the next ship which needed directions would be on. I wished I could go back to the initial view of both screens, even if I that meant they weren't interactable at the time. (Plus I'd get to see the impressive background more clearly from time to time.)

Not my type of game but good job!