This felt fun! It took a minute to figure it out, but pretty quickly I had memorized all the combinations and was flying through days. I'm not sure if there's an end, but what exists now felt really fun to play once I got in the flow of it. Huge congrats on your first Godot Wild Jam submission!

The idea is fun and definitely has potential. That being said, I was confused on what the customers wanted and the game felt too fast at first. A tutorial would go a long way, even a short one. Really good first game though. If you ever need play testers, the discord is full of people willing to help out

Cool idea and art!  I was a little lost tho, whenever i fused stuff I saw a popup that said stabilization required with two checkboxes and a progress bar, but I couldnt make the progress bar go up?   Would be great to add some instructions on the game page!

oof, player is thrown way too fast into the gameplay loop, we're already on a  timer with less than no explanation of how anything works, there is a massive lack of information on just about everything

it is definitely spot on the theme though, and i've not yet seen a concept like this

this is absolutely something to build on, if you want to keep going after the gamejam i suggest you find more people to help you with these aspects

I like the spinning mechanic.