Thanks! I’m really glad you liked the look of the game. I’ve received a lot of feedback on the drone controls, and I really appreciated the way you described your experience. My goal was to design the gameplay so that players gradually improve their skills over time, creating a natural sense of progression and a feeling of belonging to that world.
I loved the concept. The building mechanic is intuitive. It’s great, but I would’ve liked to see some more harsher encounters that might require a bit more of strategy to beat.
Thanks for the feedback! I’m glad you liked it. About the option to look around without moving, I completely agree with you, I also think it would enhance the experience. Perhaps make it so when pressing ALT you are able to look around without tilting the drone. Once again, thank you! :)
Good game, I like the aesthetic. Sadly I was only able to try the single player mode. But I had fun. I’m pretty sure some crazy skips can be found in here.
Cool concept. The aesthetic is great. I had fun playing it. The inspiration from papers please is obvious, and that’s great. The only thing that I can neat pick is the fact that you get put into this world with so many characters and different colors, and it felt overwhelming at first, especially after I realized I voted out a yellow guy.
Awesome game! I was surprised to complete it without finding any bugs (unusual for a game jam game). The free flight mode is a great touch. Simple but complete, I truly enjoyed playing it.
As for the orbs and progression system—unfortunately, I didn’t have time to create a proper tutorial to explain everything clearly, so it can come across a bit messy. The idea is that by performing loops near the entities and collecting tokens, you slowly earn their trust. This trust is visually represented by a purple triangle-shaped vignette that appears on the screen. It symbolizes the player gradually becoming part of their world—starting to see things the way they do.
Thanks, I’m glad you had fun. Yes the controls can be a bit tricky. I’ll add full controller support after the jam (right now there are a few functions that don’t work on controller).
The artwork and narrative are AWESOME. I loved it!
When I started playing, I thought it was too easy until I reached the last level… it’s impossible! I even tried to cheat, I started taking pictures with my phone and spamming the wrong arrows to see the inputs that I was supposed to remember. But there was no way to get any stars, sad.
Honestly, I had fun and I truly enjoyed the experience. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, I’m happy that you liked it. I know the drone controls are a bit tricky at first glance. I tried to simulate what controlling an FPV drone would be like, but with mouse and keyboard it can be a bit weird.
Thanks for playing!
This is an edit on a review I did before. I was mad because I’ve rage-quitted the game after getting red on the wheel 5 times. Now I played it again, and I think I can give some better feedback.
Now that I’ve completed the game, I can say that even though I found frustrating the first minigame where I had to spam E a too many times, it felt good seeing the big wheel scrolling across the screen at the end.
The music is great, and the art is unique. I think some audio feedback for the fishing minigame would make it more immersive, but I’m neat picking. Overall, the game is simple and easy to understand. So good job!
