Lost in Space

enhancement room button for submit is just gray and wont accept a complete guess

Very nice game favouring the active play style. Favourited, and looking for more.

It would be nice to be able to disable the command room, by the way.

i like the game its really fun! my only gripe with it is i cant reset the minigames like with the sudoku puzzle i messed up somewhere and theres no way to undo a misclick or wrongnumber

fun and actually somewhat relaxing

The integration of the puzzles / minigames to open the spaces is simple but an enjoyable aspect. This really makes you plan, at least for a while at the start, which I like - gets ya brain moving!

I died a few times because I just blasted forward without thinking & didn't think ahead, but as soon as I calculated what I was doing it all fell into place & it quickly became impossible to die. I do also agree that clicking "on nothing" using up your oxygen should be considered a bug. Or it should at least prompt a status that says "you take a nap" XD

Have faith if you're starting this out & get stuck - once you think about the basics a bit, imo it's pretty straightforward to succeed! Nice work n.n

It's really annoying that clicking on anything, even if it does nothing, or even clicking on the background of the game uses up oxygen.

- Losing oxygen by clicking on nothingness (no meaningful interaction) and changing rooms is extremely punitive and takes away from the fun of exploring the game. It's specially frustrating on people who may have motor issues or other disabilities that make them more prone to misclicks (or just someone with bad memory when it comes to where something is/how much they need).
- We should be able to select the amount we want to craft in the Crafting Room. Some times you may not want to spend minutes and your entire stock to craft 500 of something when we only need 100, but clicking 100 times manually would be a chore.

Otherwise really neat game, I enjoyed the novel mechanics.

A little early for me to give a full judgment, but I admit that I am invested. I got really stressed out for a while, barely being able to keep going at times but finally making it to the Oxygen Room's door... Only to immediately realize I didn't have the resources to make it in without dying. Fast forward probably another half-an-hour of playing and I did finally succumb to the lack of oxygen. Now, this may be because I often don't read when starting a game for the first time, in a flippant, "Who reads manuals anyway," sort of fashion, but I didn't actually expect a prestige system and thought that would be the end of things. As such, I took that run very slowly, finding the game at times to be tedious yet rewarding with its system making every action precious rather than incentivizing me to just go fast. It's imperfect, as all game jam games tend to be, but man do I really like what I see here so far. It will take me some time (a lot of time because I'm not always focusing on it) to get further than I did on my first run, but I do get the feeling, what with this being a game jam game, that I'll be left at the end wanting more. And perhaps some refinement of the idea. But with the novel mechanics and fun design, this may become one of my favorites alongside the likes of other unusual incrementals such as The Junkyard and Peter Talisman.

I really like the concept, was hooked as soon as I figured out the basics. Tedious, yes, but satisfying.

The integration of the puzzles / minigames to open the spaces is simple but an enjoyable aspect. This really makes you plan, at least for a while at the start, which I like - gets ya brain moving!

I died a few times because I just blasted forward without thinking & didn't think ahead, but as soon as I calculated what I was doing it all fell into place & it quickly became impossible to die. I do also agree that clicking "on nothing" using up your oxygen should be considered a bug. Or it should at least prompt a status that says "you take a nap" XD

Have faith if you're starting this out & get stuck - once you think about the basics a bit, imo it's pretty straightforward to succeed! Nice work n.n