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This was so cute! All of the art and music was really nice.  The gameplay could use a bit of improvement, but if you added minigames or something for the tasks I think it could make a great mobile game. Keep up the good work!

It would be fun if you could bonk the other animals around by the one you're carrying. Fun game! Those chonky squares were very cute.

I think it would be interesting if you started with no colors and began with the names of the core family members, i.e. mother, father, and sons. Then once you confirm those, more distant names appear and you have to confirm them by relying on the relationships rather than the colors. It would be cool if names and colors only appeared after they've been confirmed. Just a thought - feel free to completely ignore this. I really liked the idea, and the execution was very visually and auditorily pleasing. Great job!

Is getting to Earth the goal? I only noticed the 'km to Earth' after just avoiding asteroids for a while. If that is the main objective then could you make it a little more prominent or mention it beforehand? If it's not the goal though just ignore this. I really liked the concept. It was really well polished for the small amount of time you had.

I think it would be a bit more interesting/challenging if there was more pressure on the player. The AI is a little easy. I'd like it if multiple pieces would try to attack at once. If gold was more valuable and sparse it could lead to  decisions like  'if I pick this up I'll get gold but also be hit by an enemy'. A turn timer might also help, forcing the player to think fast and try to find the most beneficial position. Overall great concept. The graphics and music are nice, and it was very enjoyable.

The music is a bit too loud so it's hard to hear the audio. It would be good if there was some sort of captions on screen. I like the concept, it would be pretty neat if you added more 'memories'. Very soothing overall.

Finally got it!

I think it would be nice to be able to see your death screen and arrow keys to see where you could've positioned yourself instead.