Space Record Studio
Ever wanted to listen to the stars? Now you can!
Studio
Join us in the cozy interior of your very own record store… IN SPACE!!!
Customers
Meet your wonderful and quirky customers, that can’t wait to listen to your tunes!
Capture The Stars
Use the latest Technology to recieve and record the signals of stars!
Mix your Tunes
Combine multiple signals into one record. And make some customers happy.
How to Play
Customers will enter your store and you you can create records for them. They will pay more depending if it fits their desired mood and the acuracy of the signal. Click the arrows to move around the shop.
Counter
At the counter you will meet your customers, you can talk to them and find out what they want. With the record player you can play a record you made and find out what the customer thinks about it. Once per customer you get the option to sell you record.
Hot tip those that have covers usually sell better.
Recorder
Here you have places to put down your records. Through the scope at the top you can zoom in on the stars. Next to the scope you can lock in up to 3 signals to mix your tune. Green is Locked, Yellow is found. Putting a blank record unto the lower plate will etch in the record.
The Back
Here you have a supply of endless records, and covers to place them in. You can also throw them in the trash if you’d like.
Scope
Drag the mouse to pan the telescope Zoom in on interesting stars to find signals Each star type has its own song to find
Samples were used for the music.
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Comments
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This is an amazing premise! The atmosphere is great. The basic gameplay mechanic is fun and promising, it can have a lot of depth.
For now I lacked the way to mark the planets and for them to have more character so that with time I could get familiar in this galaxy. The dual planet was definitely the right direction, more of that please!
I would totally develop it further. If when searching I could numerically see the zoom level, the vertical and horizontal angle of the scope and stuff like I could remember, more or less, at what coordinates was which sound.
I could also see the clients giving a little bit more direction for the last wave. So as you get closer to what they like, they get a bit more specific as to what is lacking.
Best game of LD59 for me so far, great job!