I like the idea of this one and I feel like I'm a glass house cos I also made a game about somewhat ambiguous signals and its tricky to know when you've done the right thing. But yeah I thought I set my switches correctly, but nothing happened. Wasn't sure if I just hadn't done everything or if there wasn't a confirmation for success - only for failure. Which fair enough that's the life of a lighthouse operator - but it makes it tricky as a player. 

I will also say the player movement was very fiddly. The main complaint I have is the extra weird lurching step you take whenever you stop moving. I also didn't realise I was a moth and thought the step sounds were triggering too much or something. Oh also I wasn't sure what the difference between a fuel horn and an odyssey horn was. 

Anyhow not to be too negative I like the idea a lot and a moth lighthouse keeper is very cute and I hope you had a rad time making it.

I revisited this game with a friend, and the best way we found to play it was to run down stairs before switching the lighthouse on and taking screenshots of all the notes.  After doing that, and switching the light on, we seemed to be able to correctly(?) input a bunch of conditions into the switchboard and the light seemed to change from orange to green. Before going back to orange. We did this for a bunch of loops and managed to stay alive that way. 

I assume there's no end to the game loop or win condition other than not dying from an incorrect signal and the ship violently crashing into you?

To be honest, the game concept is good, but the execution isn't quite there. The main issue is that the mouse sensitivity is too high, making it difficult to control movement direction. Additionally, the sound of the player moving is somewhat annoying due to its repetitive nature, and the player's movement speed is excessive. Also, considering this was a game jam project, it would have been better to design gameplay that was less complex for the player. Overall, the art style is cohesive, but more focus should have been placed on player movement—specifically, slowing it down.

This feedback  is not intended to belittle your game; rather, it is meant to point out mistakes so that you can create better games in the future.  ^v^ 

 (I translated this in google translator "sorry for any mistakes :3")

This was an interesting idea. I love the idea of a moth in a lighthouse, but I really think that having time pressure on it was maybe not the best choice.

I tried it a few times and while I was still trying to even write down all the rules I got a Game Over.

I think you can have a logic puzzle and you can have time pressure but you kind of can't do both. The decision to always have a flapping noise while moving but not actually be able to fly was also a bit surprising. I spent a while assuming that I would be able to fly up and down the tower but that doesn't appear to be the case. 

Interesting idea though! Good interpretation of the them!

Cute art, but the running for all the notes really makes it a bit hard to keep track of things. Still, a very neat take on the theme!

Okay I'm so sad cause after like 6 attempts I couldn't manage to get nothing else than a game over lmao

And I say I'm sad cause the concept, the setting and all is amazing for a jam, the idea of management game in a lighthouse like this with a puzzle and narrative touch is so cool I love it, I think the must and should mechanic is a good idea, my problem is more the fact that yeah the controls are extremely clunky and mouse sensitivity is broken. Finding the idea behind the horns was also cool but sometimes after one horn I could hear another one and I just got so confused x)

I still find the idea and mechanics very cool, I really like it, the atmosphere is nice too.

The idea behind the game is really cool and I love the moth. The controls are a big too floaty and I the "should, must" mechanic is a bit too difficult for me.

This is cool!! the instructions were a bit complex, but I love the direction!! the interaction was really cool!

Cute moth character ;3

Really clunky :[