Amazing entry! Visually stunning and very creative game loop to fit the spin to win category perfectly!

I noticed one small bug while sprinting to the stations that I have experienced before myself. If you are sprinting the footstep sound effects continue after you enter the interaction with the station. Idk if it's the proper solution but my solution was to just add a stop sounds call to the blueprint interface and stopped sounds on my player character from that call when I opened interactions.

Wow awesome concept! I could see this being a really cool multiplayer coop similar to sea of Thieves

It’s a beautiful game with an interesting concept, but I wasn't ready to replay it from the very beginning.

Having checkpoints would have been nice. It would have been even better if the encounters were varied and randomized, rather than the same thing every time.

And if they added a progression or upgrade system... well, that would be like asking for a different game entirely. :)

A lot of work was done in a short time - that’s awesome! And the result turned out completely different from the other games in the jam.

Wow such a professional game! unfortunately i got bugged out by the menus a bit :(

Oh I was BAD at this ! But I still had a very fun time, it was super pretty, and the music went Hard, overall very different from the other games I've been playing so far, and that's always exciting. Great job ! My only note is that during the tutorial the text moved on without any input (I'm pretty sure), and as a slow reader I was left with half the information a few times. I would have also have loved if each station had had some kind of pointer as it was presented in the tutorial. I guess some fine tuning of the tutorial is what I'm getting at. But again, dope game!

Oh and thank you for including azerty controls in the options, really nice :)

I had a lot of fun playing this, managing everything and making sure to run back to reload added to the stress of the game in a good way. Also a fun, creative way to bring in the spinning with all the different ways to take care of the ship. The one pointer I could give would be for there to be a more obvious queue when there's a fire, sometimes I missed it because I wasn't running around checking (but then again that might be the point). Good job!

Great visuals, audio and atmosphere! Turbine flying ships give it a unique look and feel! Some mechanics could use a bit of work but overall its a very impressive and ambitious game to make in a week!

Perfect visuals and audio. The gameplay could use some more work, like gunplay - more shots per mag but higher firerate, weakpoints on targets, etc. Driving stage would benefit from at least a second variation of dark clouds. But I was having enough fun to give enjoyment 4/5 and to get to the end of the game. Very appreciated tutorial at the start! 

The art is wonderful, I can see how much work was put into this. I like the feel of running a one person ship, dashing between different stations to attend to different needs. The lighting and atmosphere are great, it was so cool to fly into a storm and have to rush to repair my ship. I think it would help to be a bit more clear during the tutorial as to which part of the ship I'm learning about, there were a couple of times where I wasn't sure which station to use. Really great effort overall.

i think this is so beautiful!!! i absolutely love the graphics and the gameplay. wish my crappy laptop could handle the graphics, but it cant so it was kinda laggy. i cant believe this was made within a week omg

beautiful 10/10 hope you guys win!!!

Loved the atmosphere and feeling of the game. Definitely a little ambitious for a game jam but I think it plays very well.

I wish the “spinning” mechanics shared some more functionality between the different stations as it was a little disorienting hopping between different spinning mechanics.

Overall its pretty fun and really pleasing to play

This one felt really good to play - it still had that game jam feel to it, but it was really smooth all things considered. The controls of the aircraft felt a bit funky and clunky, but the overall premise and feel were really solid.

Music slapped, though it did kind of kick in very suddenly a lot of the time - but the visual effects and sound of the main gun made it all feel really, really polished. My only critique of the combat loop is the recharging of the gun - having to go take a moment mid action to spam a bunch of keys really took me out of the flow, especially when you only get two shots per recharge, and all the enemies seemed to need two shots to take down.

Sailing through the skies and through stormy clouds felt awesome though. I really liked this game, despite it's quirks. I can see a fully-fledged version of this as a roguelike or adventure game, about sailing between distant ports, fighting off sky pirates and navigating the solar seas,

As an Unreal game enthusiast, I wanted to share a few thoughts. Please don’t take this as aggressive or ill-intentioned feedback.

Sometimes, especially with limited development time, it’s better to focus on one strong core mechanic. When too many mechanics are built around the same idea, the experience can become a bit confusing.

The visual style is good, but I think it could become much stronger with a few adjustments, such as better post-processing, outlines, a more intentional art direction like steampunk, and UI that matches the chosen style more closely.

My only intention is to help your future projects become even better. Sorry if this came across a bit harsh.

Hey I really enjoyed the visuals and the piloting the ship was pretty stressful. Some feedback though, I couldn't see a thing at one point because of the fog when other ships were attacking, so that was pretty frustrating. Otherwise, I'm exited to see what you guys produce next!