PyWeek - Alpacalama - feedback

Very interesting idea. But the high chances to be wiped out from the very beginning makes this experiment really frustrating; longest medium playtime will make it more enjoyable.

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Interesting game. I enjoyed trying to select just the right planet in the beginning to maximize my chances of survival, but it feels a bit too random, I can't figure out how to survive in the game. The concept is pretty cool but I had trouble with the difficulty. Nice work.

no sound, not sure how to win this game if there really is a win condition.

Did not understand the game at all. Nothing happened to my player.

This was an interesting idea and take on the theme: it's a bit more like a simulation than a game. I liked the minimalistic graphics.

I like how events happen on your planet and that impacts things.

The simulation aspect seemed cool. I don't really know how to "play" the game though. Other than clicking on one start at the start, I it didn't seem like WASD did anything when I tried. There was no visible feedback.

I did like the progress and the way it tried to teach the game as it was played. Also I peeked at the code and it looked super-clean.

The physics are very convincing! But I didn't find the gameplay very engaging.

Game is really hard to understand. Click space. WASD to do something but what it affects? Small tutorial or even longer description of how this game should be played is definitely needed.

Definitely a great game theme related to butterfly effect, it has a simply game mechanics and graphics, overall a solid entry for pyweek 29.

A bit difficult to work out how to play, but otherwise a great game.

Kind of an interesting idea, but the actual gameplay is very lacking and most games end very quickly with nothing you can do to prevent it

Really cool concept! I think that you could have done better with graphics, but I was able to understand what the game was by the objects on the screen. The game lacked sound effects and music which was disappointing, as I thought you could add some pretty cool space-like ominous music. The physics engine and controls worked pretty well, which I appreciated. Adding a tutorial or how to play screen would be helpful, however, I think your in-game hints worked very well. Overall a pretty good game! Awesome job!

the does not feel like you control anything, unlike what the description says.