Really cool adventure with some great art and great ideas! The non-euclidean aspect was a bit difficult to understand, but I definitely think it's a fun aspect of the space once you get the hang of it!

the cover radiates crazy aura on its own but the vibes across the board are good on this one. lots of good details in the keying. this feels on theme for appendix n but brought to life with some pretty out there sauce on top. i appreciate that the NPCs inside each roughly relate to the disguises - i'd probably minimize repeats on those if i ran this to give each player a niche. i also think the artifice of each disguise getting listed in your starting inventory is a great touch. also, the text says martians have 7 fingers, but the king on the cover has 5. is this deep lore for the king's true origin????

this is pretty tough to get a good feel for because the map just makes it near impossible to work out how this might play in action. i do think there are a few places where you could turn the screws some more and really make this pop:

• the heat rising on the encounter table is a great fit for a heist. i do think it's weird for this heist because you've set up the station as specifically abandoned (due to the spatial stuff i assume). that kind of mechanic would feel really cool if the higher tier encounters represented harsher response, but one of them is environmental and unrelated to your presence. idk, just doesn't sing with the situation you've set up to me. also, if you expand this, i think that kind of escalating die table feels better with more room to breathe (1d4 to d6 to d8 or even larger if you're nasty)
• obviously the tesseract stuff is a sick concept. i think it doesn't land for me as much as i'd like because it feels pretty disconnected from the rest of what's happening here. it has no clear source and a maybe implied purpose (isolating the prisoner?), and is clearly malfunctioning but can also be fixed by a battery powered remote control? that nobody is using? it's also not mentioned in the intro text, so there's not much intrigue or tension for the players as they go in - it just kinda comes out of left field. in general it's dope as fuck and worth having, just would wanna make sure i nail its introduction to the players if i ran this
• into the odd was an underutilized choice IMO - it makes the marketing copy feel weird (it's a "low level heist", but into the odd doesn't have levels 🤓☝️), but also it's missing a sick ass magic item to find. i like the violet lantern, but you start with it so there's nothing fun to loot lol. i think you've set up an interesting blank space to reconcile this: the whole deal of the heist is to "swap" the violet flame with the red one, so, i'd love to see what kind of effects keeping the red flame in the lantern might have!

overall, very very cool. the energy here feels incredible. one of a growing number of modules i'd love to see expanded after the jam ends!

Great cover! I really like the concepts here, but I had trouble understanding the non-euclidian aspects at first, which I guess is to be expected. The retro sci-fantasy tone is good fun.

Great details here: the velvet lumens, the red dust. The characters and equipment are McDowallian. Any reason not to have them just be the things they're disguised as? The image of the headless flame is excellent.

I very much like that the violet flame has other uses, and that those uses can harm the user or ruin the device. 

The alien geometry is a nice touch, and I like that most of the encounters aren't combat-oriented... it adds to the atmosphere. 

First of all, incredible work on this! The cover art is stunning, and the adventure itself feels so thrilling and high-stakes. Using tesseract space is a brilliant idea that brings a fantastic mix of pressure and chaos. If I could ask a quick, small clarification: the 3D map is visually gorgeous, but I got a little confused trying to track the vertical splits and color-coded layers. Perhaps using the same colors on the 3d baloons could make it more understandable at a glance? 

I LOVE this. The colours are eye-catching but readable, the cover is fun, listing your inspirations is a nice touch.  Took me a moment to parse the maps, but I can only assume my brain cannot handle the non-euclidian geometries, Excellent and inspiring work!

Love a good heist adventure! you have all the tools here to make a fun run through. Really love the work you have done on the map layout. 

It's such a cool setting, maybe an excursion to Mars is due soon for my adventuring friends! 

Reading this gave AI (Acquisitions Incorporated) live play flashbacks where the crowd would scream  RED FLAME, when Chris Perkens would say it. It made redign this adventure a fun time.. 

I really like the folding space of the Martian base! Changing map dimensions is really cool and opens lots of possibilities for traversal, and I haven’t seen it in any other adventures before. I wonder what it would be like if the players could change the dimensions with a lever too, and coordinate which dimension they want to be in at a given moment? I also loved the sci-fi vibes, especially with the art and usage of planet-killing machinery.

I always love a heist, and this one looks fun! Can I ask what you used to make the map? It has a video game guide vibe to it that I really appreciate XD

A lot of content was pumped into just a few pages, which is done very well! Like others said, I think the map is the highlight of this adventure. The main nitpick I have is that the text is sometimes hard to read (especially the map's legend), but that's nothing more than a small fix. Really good job :)

Absolute firecracker of a module. Full of wild ideas that are actually done justice in the execution. Killer.

This map gave me a headache in the best possible way. Love the idea and definitely wanna run this with into the odd!