Avery007
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3 years ago Does this prototype demonstrate a Soviet Space Program aesthetic? If so, what makes the aesthetic? If not, how can this aesthetic be achieved? I like the music and the space background. But aesthetic seems not very clear to me as there isnt much interaction. I dont know what is the role of the posters there. Maybe you can add some effects when the spaceship moving toward the posters?
What is the overall feeling you have when viewing the world? a bit mysterious and ambiguous
Do the player controls immerse you in this game? It seems I cannot really move the spaceship after passing the images as the background didnt move.
What do you want to do most in this open world? it would be funny if the game reflects some Soviet propaganda and more interaction, like conversations with the leaders maybe?
fredlabbe
I didnt realize how much I wanted Soviet Space Program aesthetic games until now, I wanna see more of it!
Does this prototype demonstrate a Soviet Space Program aesthetic? If so, what makes the aesthetic? If not, how can this aesthetic be achieved? The posters do a lot, but they do feel like the main source of it. Would love to see more of that classic cosmonaut orange coloring on stuff! Music is also great, but maybe there's a more Russian track that could help the aesthetic?
What is the overall feeling you have when viewing the world? I'd love to see more of it - destinations or planets or posters in the distance, so I could fly over to them. (Also relieved to see a Soviet aesthetic without Stalin's face all over it)
Do the player controls immerse you in this game? The fact that you stop immediately is a little jarring, so it would be nice if there was momentum independent of player input, so pressing W adds to your forward velocity and so on.
What do you want to do most in this open world? I'd love to see things spaced (haah) out a bit more so I could fly over to them. Would also love to be able to move faster, either with standard controls or a "boost" ability.