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There was a now cancelled game I was helping with that had a somewhat similar monster concept. In it, one of Jupiter’s moons would have been a living creature with a fleshy interior under the surface. Jupiter itself would also have been revealed to be alive, as the Great Red Spot would act as eyelids that open and show that it’s now awake

I like it a lot! Always like your game style, design and ideas ! Keep it up :)

Honestly, I thought the eggs were some quantum planet creature (like the quantum moon in Outer Wilds) that followed you around, learning what you are and how to lure you, before disguising itself as a habitable planet in the final system. I wasn't quite sure what to make of the first, dead one, but I at least figured that it wasn't alive, so it got the point across well. Overall, the game was very fun and definitely worth my money. I've seen some people who were disappointed by the (admittedly) short playtime, and while I wish I had more of this game, I can't be upset. The ideas and themes were executed so perfectly, with simple mechanics and controls that while intuitive, were just difficult enough to start fat-fingering in the tense moments. Everything in Voyager-19 is extremely intentional, and I think that at just and hour or two of playtime, its worth a lot more than 10 hours of fluff and extra padding. Even though I could return the game, I don't want to. I might not play it again any time soon, but I would rather support a developer executing on cool ideas to the utmost of his ability, than a Triple A team's overlord who wants to inflate their numbers to justify his paycheck. 10/10 - Go buy the cheapest drinks at Starbucks with my $3.

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what exactly do you call that style of map navigation with the horizontal and vertical crosshair bars that move individually? I've been trying to look for some resources on this but it's kinda hard to find because i don't know what the correct way to describe it is called (most results just show me things relating to GridMap or TileMap nodes, which are helpful, but aren't really relevant to this particular problem)

Cool stuff, so inspiring.

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Yay, manmade horrors within our comprehension!

I thought that at some point you'd have to turn off life support momentarily to have enough power to do things.

I got similar vibes to the manga hellplanet remina from junji ito

i think forcing this game to have "engaging moment to moment gameplay" would have hurt it, and it sucks that financial concerns are making you have to restrict yourself to that :(

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I will say, always found it weird that you never actually needed to look around inside the ship for anything. Everything but the monitor gets used Maybe over time, the ship fills with waste liquid, and you have to constantly look down to reset the power now and then because the wires have shorted out? Or maybe there's a minigame you have to play in order to get your ship up and running every time you wake up?

awesome stuff

Very cool, but I want to know one thing: While it's still unfolding, can you quickly fire up the engines and escape before it snatches you?

I think if the player decides to cut life support at the end-it should count as a successful playthrough (much like being eaten by the planet) Very much a dying on your own terms thing. (You could only trigger that though once the twist happens and the mimic opens up)

That’s a really cool concept. I do see some similarity with the creature from NOPE

I disagree on your last statment i saw this game trough pyrocinical (even tho i knew you from endoparasitic when it was still on development) and whit a story driven game true someone can watch it and say im done but especially whit a horror game is more entising? Dunno the word to experience it by yourself cuz the feelings off discovery or getting lost are not comunicated bia a youtuber/streamer even tho i cant say i buyed it cuz im broke as hell it is an amazing game and would love to buy it when im less broke lol

I wasn't expecting the planet mimic but this is actually really cool! The only thing I could think of was having the radio pick up the sound of screaming, like a huge crowd of people screaming out into the void

So the story is that your always going to die from this planet monster eating you?

I enjoyed it! Would have been interesting to learn more about the critter's unique anatomy during the game.

Really enjoyed it. I think you do yourself a disservice saying some of the ideas were unoriginal. Cosmic horror games obviously exist but I actually thought your implementation was really interesting and could be turned into a longer, fuller game. Looking forward to whatever's next :)

"too much mass to move around" like you couldn't have maxed out the truly incomprehensible nature with that

WAIT A MINUTE YOU MADE VOYAGER 19!!! How did i miss that

Are all your games in the same universe? The wrought flesh lore is so kick ass.

a lot of cool ideas

Fuck I almost forgot to come back

What if you took this concept and made it where you were apart of some sort of space force and it was your job to identify the living planets so it was about using any info possible to identify but you needed to be careful or you die

Looks like the monster from nope

I had no idea that the first creature was dead (explains why there's no heartbeat), and that the other ones were eggs. I, and a lot of other people, assumed that it was the same monster stalking you like the fish monster from Iron Lung (there's even a moment like in Iron Lung where you can briefly glimpse the monster in the background behind a planet which then immediately disappears the next time you photograph it). The idea that we're seeing more of its species, with one of them being dead and the other ones being _eggs_ of all things is such an awesome idea (the egg idea is also terrifying and brings up so many creepy implications and possibilities about its species)! Though, I think it's much creepier if it was just the one monster stalking you across the galaxy over the course of several years with no other lifeforms in sight and we're just supposed to assume that there might be more of its kind.

While I liked the atmosphere, I found the final reveal to be a bit too easy to figure out from the lore (didn't really get that 'oh shit' moment, it was pretty obvious from the logs what was coming, as well as the heartbeat audio from the 'eggs'), and ultimately unfulfilling. It was an interesting idea, but kind of anti-climactic in my opinion. That being said, I did not return the game, because I respect the effort you put into it, and it was an original idea that I thought was cool. You earned your 5 bucks (or whatever I paid for it in CAD, I don't recall exactly), and I'll do it again for whatever you make next. Cheers.

Congrats on the game release!

So... no achievements update?

Honestly I feel like the game could've been just as scary if it was only the monitor view, and you were remotely controlling it, if you played it right. It'd be more of a sense of dread of like "the cosmic horror thingy we encountered is out there, and on it's way to Earth, we don't know how long we have, or if we could even fight it" rather than "raw" horror, but it could still be just as scary imo

add a one time use repair system to fix the dead pixels, make it into a one and done type of thing.

liked it, won't return it :)

love your aesthetic, can't wait for you to tackle your take on a roguelike

I think what could make the planet creature better is that the inside of it is fleshy while the outside is regular terrain

I wish for the final encounter with the planet monster we had enough power to *hear* it along with take photographs of it. I also think the gameplay suffered a little bit because you couldn't turn on most of your recording devices (camera or audio) while moving, or at the very least, it wasn't really encouraged in any way which meant less room to put scary stuff. Still neat though!

Does people refound your game just because the total playtime is under 2h?

your games always have so much heart in them, simple and efficient too

im the guy who got scared by a planet tweening :/

whats up brother

Had an incredible time with this game

I accidentally clicked on this fuck, I’ll check it out later anyway, I have a nice day

Cool video

Wow nice

i have no idea about developing games but, you could try adding an anomalous entity from the get go, and make it a red dot as you navigate your way through the map, it's extremely territorial but moves from time to time, makes the game much more intense and photographing the planets much more thrilling, and as for the photographs of the planets, you can sometimes make them animated, as if an entity passes through, it could cause static on the camera, doesn't have to be distinguishable, just enough for the player to feel unease and eerie. For the chef's touch, add tapping or knocking sounds once in a while, as there's no sounds in space, that's the only viable way to scare the player sound-wise.

i wanna know how you made the script

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