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I remember playing this at EGX 2014, and it really stood out from the rest. I love these kinds of games, and you pulled this idea off really well. One of my favourites from you!
It's an OK game and it's definately worth your time, but I have a suggestion. Maybe make the game a little more interactive. To me it seems you just punch in random numbers to warp to a planet, but I still like that part in a sense as you get to discover a whole lot more than what you would think. From saying that I wouldn't take that out, but I would just add to it. It does seem to have a deeper meaning though, but maybe I'm just overthinking. I rated this 3/5 just because of the interaction aspect, but if it weren't for that it would be 5/5
didnt get the point of it tho. i flew around trying to find out what to do
It's artistic and contemplative if that's your sort of thing.I didn't really see the point to playing it beyond my first run. I'm sorry that I didn't really enjoy it.
Pretty fun game
///the game is playable in-browser on the dedicated page///
· http://polclarissou.com/eventhestars ·
///you can download PC + Mac + Linux standalones from GameJolt///
wandering through space without a purpose
getting old and getting lost
game by Pol Clarissou with musics by Nicholas Gavan
→ http://nicholasgavan.bandcamp.com/
The first prototype of the game was made for Venus Patrol's Space Cowboy game jam.
More infos on the game's page: http://polclarissou.com/eventhestars/
nb: when on a planet, use space to switch between type mode and fly mode.
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