this was a really fun and nice looking game. the art fits and the whole game ideas really interesting. only thing was that the buttons were difficult to click as they were offset from where i was actually supposed to press and I'm not sure is Fullscreen is available. but other than that, i really like this game! keep it up!! :)

Honestly pretty fun and kept me engaged with the timer letting me know when the next clothes are coming. However, it felt fairly easy since it would only count the first couple pieces of clothing I was washing which is the easiest to keep track of. As the game got harder this part got better for sure though. Past that just needs some more clear UI and maybe some ways to input the information faster since most of my time was spend in the washing machine's drop down menus. Fun game though and fun take on the theme. Nice work!

it feels ok, the UI is lacking but the core gameplay could be pretty fun with more polish and better visuals

audio and visuals i think could do with some adjusting- the UI elements go from very big to very small- that said overall a nice creative take on this jam! 

Got $217.50 at the end. I think the audio and visuals could have been a little better, but knowing that we only had a week its understandable. As someone who also made a laundry type of game it was nice seeing someone else's take on it! I think we went a pretty similar route lol.

the game is okay, it could be enjoyable, but i find the time limit way to harsh especially the first days. it also doesnt have a spinning mechanic or all that appealing vissuals, though i understand that can happen, if the entire package would have been better i would have rated it higher.

the game is okay, it could be enjoyable, but i find the time limit way to harsh especially the first days. it also doesnt have a spinning mechanic or all that appealing vissuals, though i understand that can happen, if the entire package would have been better i would have rated it higher.

I think one of the control nodes is eating the Mouse Input. Maybe you put a panel in front of the first UI? Maybe you accidentally made the label cover the entire screen, and also eat

Usually ColorRects eat mouse input, and labels don't. But because it's the Godot default UI theming, it looks like the buttons don't even react to the mouse hovering over. In Properties it's under Control > Mouse > Filter. 

I wasn't able to play the game because neither "New Game" nor "How to Play" responded when I clicked them.

The game also appeared to be stretched, with part of the screen cut off on the right side of my monitor.

Unfortunately I couldn't experience the game, so I didn't leave a rating. I hope this helps identify the issue!