This isn't a proper review - just a quick note that I gave up trying to play the game on my desktop because the text was too large. Seemed about 48 or 60 point.

So in the text area giving the crew description, I could only see a few words of the text, and scrolling isn't available.

The ship's log book or text chat area only displayed four lines of text, and scrolling jumped the text too far so it jumped past some lines so you never got to read them. It just made it too hard to even attempt to play.

Zooming in or out seems to be disabled so, that wasn't a workaround either. (Tried on Chrome.)

I enjoy this game! I look forward to further development!

It's kind of like Rimworld, but more adult content, and less technical knowledge needed.

Note: The game plays best in Google Chrome.

The game is a bit rough around the edges, but I find it entertaining.

Cubist sums it up pretty well. I should make my font tiny aswell. Game has potential, just It is so hard to see and read anything. Going to the sea is one of the worst things I did. It took my character a very long time to "swim" out to the center before it will accept any new orders like grabbing food or water. poor guy or girl can't tell. I would like an auto harvest, instead of a micro management on each individual character. It's like there's apples here, I'm starving.... Have to collect the apples and then deliver, then cook, then eat. thats for one character!!! Just go out and grab the stuff man. I am sure if I crashed landed on a planet I would not wait for my captain to say ok you can eat that.

Also ran into a tentacle monster, I had no idea what was happening since my character just stopped and was on the verge of death. I clicked on him/her and barely caught a glimpse of something like "i was grabbed" because the other characters just overwrite everything. IDK what to do. it just took that person forever to leave that tile.

Interesting game. Sadly, while it has promise, there are also problems.

• Much of the interface text is, thanks to a combination of small text-size and poorly-chosen colors, pretty much unreadable on my screen. As well, the one-line reports from the various crewmembers scrolls up too rapidly to read.
• The "game speed" control could use some work; it would be nice if the player could just pause everything with one click, rather than requiring the player to click thru 3* and 4* speed before looping back to pause. Is there another way to pause? No idea—if there is, the (lack of) legibility of the interface-text has got in the way of my finding out.
• Using "select all", and copy/pasting the crewmembers' remarks into a separate word-processing app, does work. But it also makes the map start to scroll to the right unstoppably. No idea what's up with that.
• The various crewmembers' text-descriptions don't necessarily reflect their physical state/appearance. Since the graphics are distinctly minimalistic, the text-descriptions should be accurate, and kept so in realtime. IMAO, anyway.

"Teayeph" sounds like a phonetic transcription of "T A F". Wondering what that's an acronym for?

Can't recommend the game in its current state. Keep an eye on it to see what improvements are made in future updates.

Overall tl;dr:

It's okaaaaaaaaay I guess, but it's still way too raw to get any real fun out of it.
In other words, another Dexsin proof of concept that's got heaps of potential, but nowhere near enough polish.
There's latex and tentacles within the first 5 minutes if that's your schtick, any other TF is too much work to get to right now.

My main complaint is that there's no clear tutorial. There's an extremely barebones help system (? icon), but there's not enough detail for a new player on how to use (or even access) this information... unless you happen to go sifting though the patch notes on Dex's patreon page. (If it's all there in the manual, at least point to where the manual is!)

This is where I'd heartily reccomend looking at (for example) the early builds of XXXivilsation, and noting how the player is introduced to each mechanic.

The 'wish I knew before starting' tl;dr:

- Send units to resources and bring them back to the crashsite.

- Build a firepit, have excess timber as fuel. Instead of bringing back food (Melons, Wild Rice, etc), have your gatherers cook it instead. (or have someone else cook them, up to you.)

- Build a workbench and a bucket or two; use them to gather dirty water, then boil that on the fire pit.?
(You can use flasks to transport dirty water, but once you get purified water that takes priority and you'll be unable to transport dirty water until you can make a bucket)

- Solar Batteries charge wherever there's an energy resource, it might be useful to keep a spare unit to run errands like charging these, then taking them back to your ship to recharge it...

- Spacebar pauses time so you can amend orders on the spot, q and e toggle between units.

The Kinky / TF content tl;dr:

- Don't be surprised when your lumberjack gets tentacle'd, develops a rapid pregnancy and then births a giant egg (...which makes for decent rations??)

- If a tile has a latex pool, there's a chance anyone passing through there will gain some amout of latex coating.

- If you don't hydrate or feed your units, they'll consume materials raw.
- - eg: If you want the BE content, then you'll need to starve them next to a melon patch. I hope this is amended in later builds!

The buggy/TBA tl;dr:

- Unit descriptions don't consistently update when events happen. (Eg bust size from wild melon consumption doesn't show, but latex or tentapreg process do. :/ )

- Rafts don't work, or there's no clear instructions on how to use them. (Movement penalty for water tiles is impossible, even with raft in inventory, placed on tile or placed on adjacent tile)

Last word:

- Come back once it's had some time to be refined and polished. It's too frustrating to get to the kinky stuff in this stage, but there's great potential if Dex spends the time on it.