I got surprisinlgy hooked, I am going to come back to continue the game. I only made it up to 30-35% in my about 5 attempts. I always get killed by one of these space monsters when I am in a deadlock :D
Also the NaN while the computer is "booting up" is funny. I spent most of the time searching for computers actually. I had enough batteries with me most of the time, but the computers are so sparse and the map is so big.

I liked the genre of the game. It's been a while since I have seen a horror game in ld. After reading the who to play I got a good grasp of the game. I would have liked if the monitor had a digital font or something like that. The randomly generated layouts gave the game nice roguelike feeling. The graphics were little repetitive, I would have liked to see some color variation on the floors and walls of the ship. The title screen looked nice and interesting. I hope you continue to participate in Ludum Dare!

Pretty interesting game and the audio helped a lot with the mood. I only really grasped the game after reading the how to play so if there was a tutorial or something in-game to help me then that would be much better. Still, it's pretty cool so well done!

The first horror game I'm playing in the jam! The sound effects really suit the game!
Greato Jobu! :smile:

That darkness scares me.

Wow!
This is probably the first pixel game to give me goosebumps.
The sound and mood was perfect!
Just one suggestion is to add a way to lose that monster from chasing you. :smile:

Nice art and atmosphere, the enemy AI was a bit bugged, but core gameplay loop was solid, though the batteries may have been a bit too plentiful (RNG maybe?)

Took me a more than a few tries to get a win. Discovering and establish a winning loop of battery charging works really well as a mechanic. The directional audio is surprising atmospheric.

Not being able to see your progress when booting up a computer was a bit frustrating. I think locking you in is fine, but having some indication would be helpful. Maybe use a longer bootup audio that matches the how long the action takes? It'd also be neat if you could determining battery charging progress by audio. Maybe by a changing pitch? Giving the players more things they have to listen out for might be interesting.

Overall a great entry!