Insane for a game jam, game is genuinely fun and should be explored more!

This is way too good to be a jam game, please tell me you're going to continue developing it this is incredible!

Also I encountered one small bug of the construction menu not updating sometimes when recieving resources, but it's a very minor thing and can be easily avoided by either pausing or clicking on a spot.

This doesn't feel like a jam submission... It's THAT good.

The art is good, choices you make do feel like they matter. City management keeps you on your toes and you geniunely have fun, instead of "trying out a submission". One day I wish to be this efficient with my game making skills!

Lovely game! Great assets and music sfx!
I was really immersed into the detailed lines added for each and every encounter. Would lose to play more to see all possible plot points and where the story of my city goes. It does seem like our choices would have consequences. Though the tutorial helped me to understand most of the things but I couldn't quite understand which event lead to me losing life support/water/people. I sometimes suspected it was that mysterious growth serum that I poured into some crops or perhaps it was when I shared food with some traveller or perhaps some trade related incident lead to some stranger perhaps poisoning the food? I dunno. That's what makes it so interesting. Also perhaps some sort of indication that the food/life support will last for so long would be good. Not sure if it was in the game already and I perhaps missed it. 
I also noticed that the menu for Building construction doesn't get updated even when you get more materials across encounters. It updates only upon clicking the dome nodes. During my first run I thought there was something hindering me from building even though I had more than sufficient items so I speedran through encounters until I realised it wasn't updating. Overall it's a solid game!

This game is very cohesive and polished, congrats! I was pleasently surprised by the extra layer of "puzzleness" you added by having the components be tetris-shaped instead of just having them be squares., so I had to put some thought into placing them. I see lots of potential here, great work!

Great job guys! I really enjoyed the strategic feel of this game. It looks very polished.

One thing I would improve if you plan to work more on it after the jam is to have the events be more distributed, I had a couple of runs (out of 4 I played) where at some point some events would repeat very often :)

Dang, this one was very polished! Loved the presentation, and all the thorough tips and explanations were very much appreciated for a jam game. All the events felt very cohesive, and I like that the unavailable options gave you some direction on what you should aim to build. I do wish you could get resources more proactively though; since you're effectively reliant on events for building materials, it felt hard to do anything proactively at times.

Took me a minute to realize I could place buildings, and I had to restart the game with that in mind. However, I do feel like my buildings exploded a lot, and there wasn't really a good source of metal for me to rebuild them. Not sure if that's just me needing to git gud tho

Very interesting game, although I feel a more hand-holding tutorial would be in order :) Good job!

Interesting take on the theme. Building a scalable space station was fun. I also like how it constantly make you take choices with different tradeoffs.

The graphics are very nice. It's impressive that you've managed to make such a detailed 3d game for a jam.

The balancing was good though it was quite hard to  get people. All other resources were managable to get.  I also think that instead of having a single random event button, it'd be better to offer the player a choice between multiple events. The events can be very feast or famine so having some level of control would go a long way..

The BGM and SFX are very sci-fi and gave me the vibe of being on a spaceship.

Overall a very solid entry. 

I like this game, it looks incredibly good! I have some suggestions though. For example the scrap yard recycles plastic even when there are no people working in it, which sometimes is annoying when you really need plastic. Furthermore I think it could be a little more balanced (I know balancing is extremely difficult...) since at one point I was just spamming next events for resources. Nonetheless I think it's a really cool game and definitely amazing for the short amount of time you had available. Good job!

Strangely one of the only city builders I've seen so far, and as far as those go, this is a pretty good one. The art and music are extremely polished, and all the mechanics work extremely well. My one complaint would be that the difficulty is maybe a little overtuned, but honestly, it's hard to get the balance right in only four days when playtesting is basically nonexistent. This game is insanely well done for only 96 hours of work!