So, how do i get a third ending?
So the deep meaning of this thing is "don't shoot explosive barrels in your ship"? Cool, cool.

Go through the intro. Get my plasma gun. Walk into the tanker. Shoot my gun to test the controls, proceed to blow myself to smithereens.

A+ game design, I'm not being ironic. It caught me off guard and made me laugh.

I've done three playthroughs with different endings now, not sure if there's any other endings to find. I did like the experience overall, the game's pretty effective at setting up expectations with the tools it gives you only to subvert those expectations entirely, and I think succeeds in making its point. Maybe it could have done more with the philosophy, but I appreciate that it didn't overreach and become preachy.

I do agree with the criticism other people have given. For an experience as short as this that does invite multiple replays, the credits and intro sequence are far too long and unskippable. I think most people will understand the philosophy by the end of their first playthrough, but for those who want to experience all the game has to say, there's too much waiting involved.
I don't mind that shooting barrels unprompted can lead to a sudden death and early ending, but combined with the long waiting time it makes the player feel more like they're being punished rather than inviting them to think.

It's also a really unfortunate decision to put the key for interaction, moving through dialogue, and shooting, all on the same button. This makes it really easy to fire your gun by accident. In a game where this can lead to an early death and several minutes of waiting, this becomes incredibly tedious and punishing, and invites the player to disengage with the philosophical topic at hand.

The random layout of the tanker also is kind of neat, but doesn't really add much for the player. Exploring it doesn't fundamentally change and there aren't any new things to discover on subsequent playthroughs, so if anything it just feels like another tedious obstacle in the way of getting to another ending.

I did love the art design and writing, by the way. Those were really strong points that held the experience together, and felt really enjoyable for what little there was of them.

it's really odd that i shot some barrels and now apparently i need to go through everything again to play it differently.

How do you fuck up like that such a cool game? How do you commit such a capital sin of game design?

Let's start this review with the good, because oh god if this game has potential.
The 2d art is fucking amazing, the 3d enviroment is really, really good and just the whole look of the game is fresh and polished.
The music is nice overall, nothing crazy but sells the vibe.
The doom-esque aiming sacrifices looking up and down for simplicity and I think it's great and way better than if the game had just used the mouse.
The concept kicks ass, a multiple-ending choice game in a randomly generated spaceship that attempts to tackle philosophical theories, it really has a lot of potential.

Okay, with the good out of the way, I can finally talk about the thing that weighs this game down to the point of making it unplayable.
RESTARTING TAKES TOO FUCKING LONG.
Everytime you get an ending, the credits pop up for some good 3 to 4 minutes that you CAN'T SKIP, so you are just forced to sit through them EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. but it doesn't end there, every time you start again, you have to sit THROUGH THE WHOLE INTRO TOO, about THREE MORE MINUTES, and what seemed like a cool fresh intro the first time (Parking your ship, waking up, grabbing your gun, basically the whole part before entering the tanker.) quickly turns into a tedious parade of doing the same OVER and OVER again.
This are 6 WHOLE MINUTES you have to go through before you get to the real gameplay every time you restart the game, a game that is supposed to be a mltiple choice game makes you wait 6 fucking minutes to try and get another ending, and worst, ending are like two to three minutes each, so you got a cycle of THREE MINUTES GAMEPLAY - 6 MINUTES UNSKIPPABLE INTRO over and over again. This is the capital sin that kills this game and makes it a tedious experience, and it really fucks with my mind how none of the testers have realized such an obvious and fatal design flaw.
This wait time kills any curiosity the player might have for exploring and interacting with the ship, and, if the player doesn't want to interact with the experience, the whole philosophical point the game is triyng to convey gets irremediably lost.

And it's so fucking easy to fix this flaw it's almost sad... Just add a skip button!
Let me skip the intro, don't play the tutorial again, let me run straight to the gun cabinet from the cryogenic pod and head to the tanker without having to talk to the computer, let me skip the credits!
Just by doing this, the 6 minuted per restart are reduced to 1 or 2 MAX, and I am way more incentivized to experiment and look for every ending.

There are also minor flaws here and there, like the lack of any indication that the walls explode too (Not even some "Watch out where you aim that thing" dialogue.) or the really stupid decision of mapping the shooting, action and dialogue to the same fucking key, which leads to accidental misfires when you try to continue the dialogue or open doors.
But again, all these are minor mistakes, and could easily be looked over if it wasn't for the restart problem.

I don't know if you guys are planing to update the game, but in the case you were, I really hope you get to read this so you can fix what would otherwise be a wonderful game.