I really don't know what it is about Fish Train In Space that moved me so much. I'm really not joking or being ironic. This game moved me in a way that I haven't felt in a while from any game.

I'm flying through this surreal place, that according to the text is a remnant of something greater. I'm completely alone here, jumping on flying mantarrays and collecting huge tech to help me survive. But it just feels so peaceful. Despite the timer that's counting towards my death, it feels peaceful. Everything is at ease. Surreal and bizarre, but at ease.

I don't know if this is meant as a joke game or something, but it was really special to play through. I got all three endings and I loved all of it.

I really liked the feel of the game. The music and sound effects make it feel very chill, alongside the simple and goofy aesthetic. I enjoyed getting the endings, but struggled a bit with the last Dyson Ring. Overall a very fun game!

cool! Definitely liked the concept, but it feels like the execution might have been a little lacking. Very charming and whimsical submission! Would fish train in space again

I 100%ed this game and then saw a secret in the distance... and OH GOD DAMMIT ITS JUST HONSE AGAIN!!!

Honse easter egg was great, along with everything else! (also don't know if it was intentional but you can ride the fish train past the final platform)

This is a fun concept! As a fellow fish game artist I obviously enjoyed the motifs lol, but I also enjoyed how the narrative went really deep for a game that wasn't dialogue-heavy. The hard landings were pretty funny too. Fun game!

It took me a few tries but I got all the endings. This game was pretty goofy of course, but what I didn't expect was it to actually be really narratively strong. The last person alive riding their fish train in space. It feels somber but also like the protagonist has excepted this outcome. After all, everyone else is already gone. I really like how to mood never changes with the endings. They are all pretty equal. I think this tone is especially strong with the amazing music. The ticking sounds show the urgency, but aside from that the song is slow. It's somber, yet relaxing. Accepting.

And thus concludes my narrative analysis of "Fish Train in Space"

Honse

I love that every asset is made using blender texture tools (or at least that's what it looks like) and because of that they all look drawn with crayon. I failed a lot and could never finished the last ring.

my only suggestion is I wish there was a dropdown shadow for the player so I could judge my landings a bit better, without that depth perception that you get in real life, I have a really hard time landing those huge jumps!