Fortunately, you have an emergency teleporter for exactly this kind of situation. It'll get you all the way home in a jiffy. And in one piece, to boot.
Unfortunately, it's rather a long way from your command module. And it needs power to function. And the ship's sort of... Fallen apart. A bit.
You'd better use the patented MagneticReAttachOTron to stick it all back together. Once the Teleporter (the green module) and two Power Units (orange modules) are connected to chunks joining the Command Module (the blue module), all you have to do is jet over there, hop in the teleporter, and not suffocate all alone in the dark vastness of space!
Oh, the ship's gravity generator is also stuck on, annoyingly. Nothing your Spaceonaut standard-issue rocketpack can't handle. In short bursts.
-- Enjoy! The font used is Aero by Nirmal Biswas, which you can find here: http://www.dafont.com/aero2.font The game's built in Unity, and I used the base code linked in an earlier blog post (also on GitHub) to make the tile maps and handle the camera.
Very nice concept:D I like games where you have to connect things to form a path. There are many of those games though so it's nice to see somebody try a new take on them. My little astronaut flying around in the room, getting smashed on walls as I move is hillarious btw :D
Really cool! There are quite a lot of keys to remember, so there should maybe be a way of viewing them while in-game. I'd really like to see a further polished game with this gameplay mechanic.
COOL! Very hard, or maybe it just takes a LOT of patience, but I only managed to complete it on easy :C fucking awesome feeling making your own maze! Keeping track of that little spaceman was a challenge also, he really seems to want to suffocate.. ^^ Good game!
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I found it was a bit too easy to just ram through everything and assemble just the teleporter and power nodes to win quickly.