Holy moley, this is some crazy shit you're peddling here: I love it!
Definitely seems like quite the surreal and wild point-and-click adventure, like some bizarre mish-mash of old edutainment games like the Magic School Bus and Cruelty Squad, most notably in terms of theming and interface design. It's confusing to grasp, but that's just part of the fun, and I loved messing around with all these alien systems to learn about their functions, kinda like learning a whole new language: like what in the hell does deep-frying eels have to do with restoring power??? The wild art design brings it altogether with some fascinating and mysterious vibes that keep me wanting to dig further. Great stuff!
It already looks to be in a very promising state, but if I were to offer any feedback:
*I hate to say this, but could the characters in this game just please shut the hell up? I love examining objects and reading flavor text in these games, but this is a case of too much of a good thing: it got really annoying and tedious to listen to these goobers yap on and on and ON for every single examined object. The intro in particular was really annoying because I couldn't even get a chance to examine anything when I open it with my own eyeballs before they interrupt me. It seriously feels like all dialogue exchanges could be cut in half across the board and nothing would be lost. Not having everything explained to me so directly as well would increase the level of mystery and allow me to have fun pondering the situation.
*I understand it adds to the vibes, but the amount of post-processing effects was ludicrous to the point of hurting my eyes. Still, the game does offer the options to turn them off, so that's nice.
*It might be intentional to add to the mystique, but I got a bit confused as to who 'I' am at times, like am I a separate person interfacing with Magellan and listening in, or am I actually Magellan? And is Magellan now the floaty white/green alien thingy? Not quite sure, but I'm sure it would become obvious over time.
*As said, I love figuring out how the machines work, but boy was I having a tough time figuring out how the offering machine works. I swear I'm following the instructions properly, but it wasn't clear whether clicking the center is how you confirm the offering or if it only flushes, whether I need to turn on and then off the pipes or just leave them on as I adjust intensity, and so on.
*I ended up playing the Steam version of this as the web version you've got here is wayyyy too tiny to be legible, especially when you're got all these post-processing effects distorting the text even further.
Consider this wishlisted, and I will attempt to spread the word as I know some other people who love this kinda stuff!