Kinda confusing but I like the idea. Right clicking brings up the context menu in the web player. It doesn't seem like the right click function is all that useful but you can turn that off in the player settings when you go to build. I had the same problem.
Wow! This is a fun game. The later levels are really difficult. Also, thanks for the non-repetitive music. Always appreciated.
Nitpicks:
- It's easy to forget where the main satellites are, or if you're even connecting them. I think it'd be helpful to change the signal line color when the path is connecting the main satellites. - The music /is/ good, but I think the mood is a bit off from what I'd expect in a game like this.
As someone said, it's kind of confusing at the beginning, I felt like I was fighting the game to figure out what to do xD. Aside from that, I really like the idea and once I understood how to play it was fun.
Cool game! Game mechanics are not very clear at first, but work pretty well once on get it (keep line of sight between the two existing satellites). Satellites are a bit hard to see when they don't link. Good job!
I really enjoyed this, although I'm not sure how to get past the second level. I assumed I needed to connect with Mercury as well, but the button didn't exist for me? Fun game, though.
Wow, pretty nice game. Your screenshots doesn't show how cool it actually looks and plays. Love the music. And the concept is quite innovative to me fitting the theme very well. Beautiful game!
Very confusing at first, as others have said, but very cool once you understand what's going on. Quite original spin on the theme as well. I couldn't figure out how to beat the Alpha Centauri level though, but oh well, I had fun. It would be quite useful to get more feedback on which satellites are actually useful though - maybe change the color of the line to golden when it's being used to connect the main sats, and/or have a stat for each satellites that tells you the percentage of the time it's being used to maintain the uplink. Anyway, overall awesome work.
The instructions were too well-hidden; by the time I found them, I had pretty much figured out most of it myself. >.< Couldn't get past level 2. Also, I'd prefer if game speed bar wasn't so linear, or else I have trouble setting the game speed to 1.
Great concept! It felt amazing trying to balance the satellites orbits to engage with each other. The level progression was quite good too. And the atmosphere created by the audio and graphics was fantastic. Good job!
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I can see how the game can be a bit confusing, we should have added a clear tutorial, the instruction screen is a bit vague
Nitpicks:
- It's easy to forget where the main satellites are, or if you're even connecting them. I think it'd be helpful to change the signal line color when the path is connecting the main satellites.
- The music /is/ good, but I think the mood is a bit off from what I'd expect in a game like this.
Couldn't get past level 2. Also, I'd prefer if game speed bar wasn't so linear, or else I have trouble setting the game speed to 1.
I really liked the visuals (especially the satellite trails when launching to a far away planet were neat) and the background music.