Uh, I'm not sure if this is intentional or some kind of checkpoint bug, but when the engine master stuff asks for the second item, the 'screw box', as I ready to give it to it, it immediately asks for a battery again. I go get the battery and give it to the master, and then when I am on the way back to get screw box, it asks for a battery the third time. Since the battery seems to have higher priority than the screw box, I can't finish the less-time-left screw box task before going for the battery. So basically, it feels like I can't continue the game... Maybe I missed something? The visual style of the game feels attractive to me though!

amazing game :]

Really liked the visuals sounds and music of this one. Really cute and impressive given the time frame and being a solo dev and all.

I think my main problem with this one was that the crank was really unreliable, it would stop and start a lot and refilling it was really slow for a game with a timer.

I think there's potential here of managing your crank vs getting everything you need, and it was decently fun to learn the layout, but I think you'd need to go back and make the crank more reliable.

Super fun, and great idea. I kept running out of energy real fast, and I have bad motion sickness so wasn't able to finish it, but love the style, concept, and what I played!

Really fun game, really love how it looks, and congrats on making your first 3D game! The gameplay loop is fine, I like running around and doing tasks and managing resources, but the way the movement feels and how the camera works hindered my enjoyment because I kept getting motion sick 😭😭😭might just be a me problem though.

nice, awesome game love the vibes - i was stuck with what to do though and didn't figure it out

Incredible game! I thought the art was beautiful and loved the sound design. I thought that the spin mechanic was a really interesting idea, but it became slightly repetitive due to how long it took to crank and how quickly you ran out of energy. Additionally, I felt like the initial dialogue sequence was quite lengthy.

Spinning the arm to generate energy was an interesting mechanic, and while repeatedly cranking became a bit tiring, so… I propose that it could feel even better if holding the right mouse button while spinning automatically grabbed the crank instead of requiring a separate grab action.

The opening dialogue sequence could be reduced really.

really interesting control scheme - there's definitely more that could be explored with it, i do think the spin wheel energy mechanic became tired really quick (would have liked to have to do it less). nice visuals with the 3d pixel art it's well composed

Controls didn't quite well but still fun.

Interesting idea for a game. As someone mentioned here, energy is either depleting too fast or cranking it gives you too little energy, and when you try to spin, it's not fast and it gets like stuck, so you have to do it slowly which doesn't get you that much energy. Maybe I missed it, but if the cursor is not important, I think it would be better to remove it since the arm is almost like a cursor, so it is not much needed. A sensitivity slider would also be a great feature since I'm sure it worked well on your end, but it's harder to predict the mouse sensitivity for everyone else. But it has great visuals and has really good potential if worked on more. But in the limited time you had, this is pretty good. 

Super interesting concept and really nice presentation. I thought it was a little too hard, maybe you should regen energy faster when cranking?