Really solid concept & use of theme, the level design was great in that it forced you to think of how each robot worked the best. Kiting the aliens into a section and shutting the door on them made me feel smart :) The most difficult thing I found was trying to switch to the camera quickly to shut a door while I was being chased, especially if it was way far away, but overall I liked that it was difficult.

To me, the second level was too hard and very frustrating.  Great game idea, tho.  Awesome art and music.

Using the little guy as bait to track the aliens was surprisingly fun. At first I was a bit annoyed by having to use the remote camera view to open and close doors, but once the time slow-down properly "clicked" with me, it had its own charm tbh.
If I had to critique anything, it would be that switching between the different views can feel a bit clunky. Some way to switch between them in a way that doesn't change depending on which character you currently have selected (like binding each view to a number-key on top of the tab-switching) might have helped that feeling I think.
The level where the pipes are first introduced also had a hole that the bigger robot couldn't jump out of. I don't mind it in principle since restarting the levelis easy, and by that point you should have a good enough grasp of the characters' limitations to know that jumping into that hole would be a failure condition. Just a bit annoying to have that realization at the end of the level haha.

Also I just have to mention how cute the repair animations are. I almost started looking forward to my robots breaking just so that I could see the two being cute together lmao. Great job with that.

This entry is excellent. The platforming feels great and distinct between the two characters, the sound effects fit, it even supports a controller!

Once I learned that the challenge was managing these monsters and not going full stealth it clicked, and the vacuum tunnels in later levels helped a lot! I’m really impressed with this one, nice work.

Some of the levels were a bit tense, the upbeat music was nice but felt like it could’ve faded out (or something) a little while enemies were nearby. And I think it might be easier if the camera had a full-screen view somehow so you could get a quick glance at enemy positions. Two levels to go, hopefully this newly-discovered slow-mo mode for the camera will help!

Cool idea and well executed, it's actually pretty fleshed out for a jam game! The music changing when you toggle between robot/AI tickled me in just the right way, great detail!

I really liked this game - It was challenging and tense in both atmosphere and gameplay.

I love that you had a team with diverse skills and everyone seemed to contribute in a meaningful way. The characters are fun, the game feels nice, the design is engaging, and the music really ties together the whole aesthetic. Great work overall!

I love a game that makes me sit there for like 5 minutes planning things out, and that knowing how the game works helps that. Like planning around the small walkways the enemies couldn’t fit in, getting them trapped and funneling ’em towards the human to help me. Its progression as a player, not the game per sey, I dig it!

It’s definitely addictive to play, played it a couple times now, I want more levels! Pretty tight controls, things work as you’d hope they’d work for a game like this. The Risk Of Rain vibes to the music fits well with the visuals; the music matches the color tone, if that makes sense? Would love if the music seamlessly shifted between the different tones when you switch character, would help the immersion.

I felt it was easier just restarting a level after either of my bots died. Could help if in some levels, you need the delivery bot to die.

A couple of the levels did feel like the 3rd character wasn’t really needed, like you added in things for the 3rd character to do, just cause? But for that BIG open area level use the small bot for mostly, having the camera just an eye in the sky felt like enough of a role because of how large the level was. I guess all I’m saying is, you don’t need to force a “single action” just to make one of the characters feel more useful in a specific level. Cause it’s a lot of switching between characters already.

If you win the “I want to play this as a full game” or not, the team should keep going on this!

This is a wonderful submission, and I really liked the way it made me think. Great potential for some head scratching puzzles if you were to continue with this idea. The sound design was great, and I loved the little robots animations. The way you went about the theme is cool too. you definitely aren't the main character, since you control three different entities, and I thought that was quite clever. Great job to the whole team. awesome submission.  

Nice job - I can tell a lot of time and thought was put into every aspect of the game. The art works well with the design, and the music creates a great vibe.

It is quite hard, and I initially got stuck early on (level 3 I think?), I think because it just seemed kind of twitchy and difficult. I came back for another try and got better at dodging the aliens and switching quickly to the AI to close doors, and was able to progress.

There's an inherent tension between the platforming (alien-dodging) aspects and the puzzle-like aspects. Something I realize I can proceed in a very "safe" puzzle-like way (lure alien here, get thing here, let alien return back to his home area, etc..), and other times I feel like "I need to do this platforming section perfectly or I die and restart the level". But this is a balance that's really hard to get right and I think it's done pretty well.

Anyway, great job - I'm impressed by the polish, the amount of content, and the thoughtful design.

A cool interpretation on the theme.
The aesthetic is charming and overall the art looks very cohesive.
The tutorial is very helpful to the player to get immersive quick and knowing what to do.

My two cents, please take it with a grain of salt.... in further levels where it gets big, it can be off-putting not knowing where the packages and drop-zones are. Since the premise of the game is a delivery service, I feel the player should be able to to tell where things are in one glance (like a mini-map telling what is where). So the player can focus on strategizing which route to go first or which action to take first, not exploring the map. Delivery service shouldn't explore places, they should deliver things efficiently.
Edit: on further play, I discovered that you can zoom-out to locate things quicker. This did alleviate the frustrations I had. I still do wish to see how the game feel if we start each level with a zoom-out screen with the package and drop-zone locations.

All being said, this is a very solid submission!

Logistics Bots, represent!

This is a gem! Solid experience all around. The aliens are a bit relentless, but it added a nice tension. Some sort of indicator of their line of sight might help them feel more manageable, but no notes otherwise. Great work!