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The feedback form glitched out for me so I'll add my feedback here.

1. The timer definitely has to be reworked, the short time makes it way too hectic with no time to actually strategize, especially late in the game when you have a lot of ships. I'd suggest instead of having 1 minute flat every turn, have 1 minute be the baseline, and add 30s per ship/planet you control.

2. I disagree with @Squonk about the game being a 'spamfest'. You actually have to consider which ship types to build and where to deploy them if you want to win efficiently. I don't know how they played the game, but randomly spamming ships would get you overrun by level 3 when the enemy starts getting a headstart.

3. I like the rock-paper-scissors system of the game a lot, but it was difficult to remember what beats what at times. I'd suggest adding a diagram that shows the ship triangle on screen rather than only showing what a specific clicked ship is strong/weak against.

4. Attacking/moving in general and the attack/move order specifically need to be explained better. I only found out after beating the game from the comments that moving exclusively happens after attacking. I'd suggest having a dedicated tutorial level, or a section in the menu where the player can read all the info about each game mechanic.

All in all the game has a lot of potential and it would definitely be cool to see it improved.

I FINALLY MANAGED TO SAVE ALL THE CIVILIANS!!!

Cool game. One thing though, please make the mouse sensitivity slider carry over from level to level. Having to set it manually every level is kinda annoying.

Gameplay aside, the lore aspect of there being a galactic council that votes whether they exterminate a species is terrifying. Good thing they're not that far ahead of humanity tech-wise, or this would be a straight-up horror game. Cool game!

Really tho

The hitboxes and responses to input are pretty scuffed. Cool concept but kinda unpolished.

As a German, fuck you. Hitler isn't some kind of Joker-esque sad antihero who is evil because he had a rough childhood or whatever. Real life doesn't work that way. Besides, no amount of Tragic Backstory™ could justify his actions.

Everyone wants glory for their country, but if your idea of glory is to exterminate minorities and subjugate other nations, there's something seriously wrong with you, as was with Hitler.

Hitler didn't 'fight' in World War I, he was just a courier. You can be in love with your country without relating to literal Hitler through it. If you truly loved Germany you wouldn't defend the man who plunged it into the worst war in the history of mankind.

If you are in fact German as you claim, you should know better. Also, regardless of your country of birth, you should do better.

By the way, no war is 'great'.

What the hell

Good game. Short and sweet but very interesting.

I first got the Reunite ending because I didn't notice the flower.

When Suzanne first mentioned the similarity between Evelyn and Eva I had the theory that Eva was a lost loved one of Suzanne and all of it was in her mind. Because of that I also thought that the Ghost ending meant that Evelyn was an actual ghost, instead of referring to ghosting. Oops.

So, is the Elope ending canon? If so, here's my interpretation of the lore:

• Suzanne has gained her supernatural powers in the wake of her car accident, but needs the flower to use them, perhaps as a focus. She is still very inexperienced with it, so using it too frequently strains her body/mind and causes harm to her. She is apparently very attached to the memory of Eva, though perhaps unconsciously.
• Evelyn knows about her own power but can't control it. Her appearance seems to reflect the thoughts of people around her, causing them to see her as whatever they expect to see. The change in appearance has to be either physical or at least consistent for people in her vicinity, given that she's worried about eavesdroppers, but not about people seeing her as someone different. It's unclear how the source of the reflection is determined, though the person being reflected has to be physically present, indicated by Evelyn's inability to post pictures before meeting Suzanne, showing that the power doesn't work remotely. It could be that Suzanne's focus on Eva is simply the strongest influence, though since they're on a date, perhaps Evelyn's feelings for, or focus on Suzanne cause her to catch and reflect her mental projection, opening the possibility of Evelyn learning to control her powers in the future.
She also knows that other powers are out there, but didn't know that Suzanne had one until she suggested the Paranoia Princess book. She seems to know more about powers in general than Suzanne, having potentially met mind readers before, hence why she understands how Suzanne's mind reading works so quickly, and is more careful not to draw attention to herself.

• Eva seems to be in some way important to Suzanne, perhaps as a (possibly tragic) former love. It could be that they lost touch because of the car accident. There isn't really a lot here, other than that Suzanne most likely has a lot of unresolved feelings towards her.

In the end, after Suzanne opens up about her accident, Evelyn seems to notice someone watching them and they flee, possibly to go into hiding together or for Evelyn to teach Suzanne more about powers.

Sorry for the wall of text. Feel free to confirm, or correct if I've gotten something wrong or missed anything. Great game.

Great game. I'm happy that the wholesome ending is canon, though after that I'd like to have a word with those village elders...

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I feel like there might be other factors involved as well idk

The demons give better relationship advice than my therapist 10/10

10/10 would crab again

Yes sheriff this comment right here

Good Game

HUH

Visibility slowly decreases while I'm hidden but instantly jumps back to where it was as soon as I return to normal space. Otherwise a really cool game.

This is what going into the kitchen for a snack at 2am feels like.