Connecting Worlds. by Damian Schloter
Alright I made it. This still needs a lot of tweaking though. Oh well...
So this is a space game. You're an intergalactic postman. The asteroid field and objective positions are randomized each time.
The asteroids have gravity, so watch out!
It's not as special as I had hoped, but I think it's an alright space game. Enjoy
Controls:
Mouse for pitch and yaw, A/D for roll. Left mouse button for thrust, left+right mouse button for more thrust. Middle mouse button to look around. F1 to restart.
So this is a space game. You're an intergalactic postman. The asteroid field and objective positions are randomized each time.
The asteroids have gravity, so watch out!
It's not as special as I had hoped, but I think it's an alright space game. Enjoy
Controls:
Mouse for pitch and yaw, A/D for roll. Left mouse button for thrust, left+right mouse button for more thrust. Middle mouse button to look around. F1 to restart.
Ratings
| Coolness | 69% | 3 |
| Overall | 3.47 | 297 |
| Audio | 3.18 | 290 |
| Fun | 3.02 | 578 |
| Graphics | 4.14 | 64 |
| Humor | 3.02 | 199 |
| Innovation | 2.97 | 704 |
| Mood | 3.48 | 174 |
| Theme | 3.12 | 662 |
I really loved the graphics and the audio, nice job!
But, it felt great to dock at one relay station, and IMO, that's where the game should have ended :P Great art direction, it's highly stylized and looks wonderful. Great entry!
Though the game isn't hard enough I think
Good job!
I really enjoyed the disorienting challenge of your entry, for the most part. Maneuvering the ship through the asteroid field and into the relays was pretty fun, once I knew where they were, but FINDING the relays was sometimes a little tedious, especially with little clues as to their general locations, and the confusion of distinguishing between relays I'd already serviced and new relays.
Also, at one point I got stuck in the gravity of an asteroid because I forgot I could double the ship's thrust. (I realized this after dying and restarting.) My fault, maybe, but I thought I'd mention it.
Great visuals, pretty good audio, and clever voice-over. Very impressive work, overall.