Aether Explorer

I'm impressed that you pulled off good 3D procedural generation within the 48 hours.

For me, the game would be greatly improved by even a simple objective of some sort. Of course, exploration-only games are a thing, but as a player I felt that the exploration here, while good, wasn't quite varied enough to stand on its own as an experience.

Still, that aside, this is really good procgen, and the N64-style graphics make me unreasonably happy. Not sure if you were going for N64 but you nailed the style. It's one of the less common retro styles that people attempt, but I love it.

Hadn't heard of the Amulet engine and wanted to give it a look, but the site seems down.

I think I heard of the Amulet engine before, but never gave it a serious look, this might change now. But yeah, the website was online yesterday and now it's broken again, too bad.

I like Aether Explorer's idea a lot, and with a much less annoying sound for the engine of the ship it would be very relaxing indeed, even if I'd change the controls a bit (e.g. rotating the ship more slowly). I admire the procedural generation a lot, it looks and runs smooth!

All the criticism I had has already been said by others. It's a really pretty experiment. The fog really works great with the green of the forest. Always nice to see new engines tried out in jams!

Well done procgen. I looked into the source code and it seems you are also generating the rain sfx procedurally? It took me a while to get to the part where it started raining, maybe that could be the initial state!

I don't know the amulet engine is it fun to use?
I think it was fun to explore the islands, the sound of the exploring machine was a little overbearing to be relaxing but it's great when you just land somewhere and leave it playing in the background.

Hope you had fun :)