I liked the originality and your take on theme. Good job with the visuals. It's hard to make visuals for a game from scratch in such a short time, especially as a solo dev. But some aspects are obviously in need of more work and polishing. I think first of all you could increase font size. I had to lean on monitor to read the instructions lol. Also UI is still dull and needs more work. Finally I'd suggest you spend some time on audio and sounds and add some soundtracks.

Congrats on your entry and good luck with your future projects!

"Control is better than trust" is such a slick spin on the theme, and taking the Papers, Please route with managing incoming ships is a great foundation! For a solo dev project built under crazy time constraints, you put together a solid prototype with awesome potential. Keep cooking on this one!

I like the concept cool game .can you rate my game in return 

i really enjoyed the concept of this game, but i think it needs a few changes.

one of the changes is that u can reject every ship. to fix this, u should add some sort of punishment if u reject a correct ship or make a requirement to meet a weight quota to progress to the next level so ships will be coming until the quota is met.

another thing is the ui, it has too many blank space and it can be hard to read. so i recommend polishing the ui to make it look nicer and readable (by scaling the ui to make it fit the text instead of taking too much space of the screen).

also (idk if this is intentional) but after the first level when requesting information can be redacted, if u request again some information can be revealed and some can be hidden again (which is not ideal imo, so maybe make it so u can only press the request button once for every ship). either way, the fact that u can scan to see the ships that will be coming in before reviewing them looks very cool!

The game is nice. The art could be improved and some background music would add a lot.

The only issue i have is that, the game doesn't punish you for rejecting the correct ships.

You could add a grading system in the future.

It's a good start if you want to continue development

I quite like it

It doesn't really push the limits of the theme but I do like the concept. The art and UI could use some polish but considering the time constraint it's very reasonable.
After a few ships I wondered what would happen if I just rejected every single one, and after a few minutes of doing so I finished the game. Then I tried to allow every ship in and lost a few seconds later, so there is a problem of a lack of incentive for correct decisions and punishment for rejecting innocent ships.
Overall a pretty good foundation with some areas to improve.