I really enjoyed this game. I found it much easier to play in a small browser window (in a maximized window the buttons were too far from the game play area). The animations on the planets as you interacted were great and helped me keep my focus where I needed to.

Super job! Great pixel grafics!

This is really well done, even though i don't usually play games in this genre. In Safari on OSX the text box blocks some of the options though.

Awesome :D. beat it on 3rd attempt. Especially love the animations around the planets to keep me informed about whats going on.

Fun game! I laughed at "Febember".

Good job but I feel a need of a better explanation of what is going on when i start the game

Hard but fun :)

Fun game, first try I was expanding on all planets at the same time. Much easier just to max out the infrastructure and marketing on a single planet first by which time you have enough money to just build back hauls on all the other planets without worrying about customers to win the game.

I liked the small animations in the game, though I wish the screen was a bit bigger.

Really cool concept. I ended up failing but I'm not sure why. Sometimes it was hard to figure out how each of my actions affected the different numbers.

Overall I enjoyed playing through the game, but balancing the stats is a bit arduous as the rating value is rather arbitrary for a few reasons:

- Why 16:4:1 ratio? Why wouldn't everyone just want to use the tier 3 exchange?
- Who is keeping track of this rating value. Is there a Universal Telecom Council who terminate companies that hit the bottom. Wouldn't threatening with termination be a more effective option. After all it's going to be real big hassle to deal with all the infrastructure and workforce left over from the termination.
-Why is there only one company in control of the Superhighway project. If this was the case there would be a project deadline rather than an arbitrary rating.

So keeping these things in mind here are a few suggestions.

The rating value should be indicative of how well the populace perceives your corporation and how willing they are to stick with your services.

Otherwise they'll change to a competitors service, driven by AI opponents.

The rating is based on:
- Connectivity (how many planets/people are connected)
- Speed (the less congestion the better)
- Price (you can set it to whatever you want!)

Upgrading hardware only increases the speed but has no other effect on the rating. Choosing between copper and fiber isn't really a question for most people.

Fun Game. I enjoyed it till the end. I actually lost the first time around because my rating randomly plummeted but I won the second game :)