That feeling when you don't check if the last carbon you haven't salvaged is pressurized and you get squashed into a wall from the pressure differential turning the cockpit into an improvised missile.

This game is legitimately fun and finds a million different ways for everything to go horribly wrong if you aren't careful enough. The game play has this 'zen factor' to it that makes playing it a very relaxing experience. The progression feels perhaps 10% too slow, but that honestly isn't a major gripe at this point - though I would love if they moved the first oxygen upgrade down a few ranks so managing my ability to breathe would be less of a hassle.

The story is delightful agitprop and I love it. Looking forward to future patches where they continue building on the late-stage capitalist dystopian vibes.

Overall this is an extremely promising game with a lot of depth already in it. I'm really hoping this will become an overnight success once they get their vision into the game story-wise and put more polish on it.