It never clicked for me. I played around with it for maybe half an hour, also in the sandbox, but I'm still confused about how it works. I tried replicating the setup with the clock from the tip, but I didn't understand how to place them without breaking. I'd have loved a few examples on how the various pieces are meant to be used.

YES this idea is very good! very cute, enjoyable, satisfying compared to lots of incremental stuff out on the market cus i am doing something i am placing stuff on a chessboard to get max result and most importantly i recive the result by watching a show!! i think it's really hopeful if you are to push this further. very good job!!

Very creative! It definitely took some brain power but I really like the concept. Great submission!!

NICEEE! First of all, I really respect that it's a very "smart" game. Honestly, i had a headache playing it, but the rules were well-defined, and I'm sure with more time and reading I could really get deep into it.

I liked the music! It wasn't tiring, which is a common problem with looping music. In general, all the SFX were well-made :)

The visuals were tricky. I think they start a bit weak, but by the time I opened the shop, they became not just good, but outstanding! I assume the menu design wasn't as much of a priority? A more polished menu would definitely help with that first impression, though. (Or maybe removal and add the options in-game?)

I'm surprised by how complex the systems are, but my personal favorite is the subtle humor and the character design. <3 

It's amazing how much you've achieved in a week only. It seems like a very complex puzzle game.

I really like it, especially the visuals.

The tutorial is kind of a text nuke, it would be cool if in a further update you would add an interactive tutorial.

Very beautiful game!  This type of game is not something I usually play, so I unfortunately do not have much insight on whether mechanic X or Y is fair or not.  This might speak to my lack of creativity here more than anything else, but I found myself making similar formations each round, so it would be useful if you kept the same pieces on the board each time, so you don't have to click and drag dozens of pieces over and over.  Granted, this strategy did not pan out for me in the end (turns out you can't mainly use the receivers in a single chain and expect to win), so I like the idea of tutorial stages that force you to use more pieces (the instructions at the start are quite charming, though).  Maybe another way to achieve a similar reduction in building time is to force the player to start over each round with limited receivers or limit the number of pieces they can move to the next round (before the shop).

This is probably my favorite out of all the games I've played in the jam. The mechanic is simple yet complex at the same time. It feels like there's so much room for different designs and expansions on the mechanic. Like challenge mode to get the most quota, or maybe change it up earning the most money. Puzzle mode, where the player has a bunch of pieces and must create an infinite loop or whatever. Even player made challenges would work. I really like it a lot. 
I only have 2 gripes with the game.
The first is the tutorial, but I'm guessing the tutorial is like this because of time constraints (mine was  the same tbh). Aside from that, I think it would be nice to have an option for a more standard font for the text in the tutorial, as it was actually a little bit difficult for me to read the tutorial.
The second is the sound effect of the explosion when I accidentally made the same rotation adjacent was a little too loud. It kind of jump scared me. It seems to be because each spinner destroyed produces the explosion sound. When multiple of them go off, because the sound is the same, it just gets amplified. I tested it in sandbox and it seemed to be the case. 

Overall, I really like this game. 

Great take on the theme! Love the variety of dancer options, both in ability and appearance! Would be nice to have symbols or icons for certain concepts in everyone's description to make it less wordy. And maybe would benefit from a "reload" option to auto-put down what we did last level, since there are a lot of dancers and I end up repeating my configurations a lot. I think a smaller arena, at least at the start, would be more fun, so players really have to weigh which dancers to put down. Also, Idk if it's just me but I really wanted a pause button during scoring to make sure I understand the points haha. Totally understand that core gameplay was the main focus in the jam though! Anyways, really great and enjoyable game! (sry for unsolicited advice)

This is a great take on the theme! Honestly, the most fun part for me was finding out as many infinite loops as possible, even if it gets me to -1000 spins real quick haha. It was a bit hard to keep track of which dancers would go which way and the tutorial was a lot to ingest in one go. Also, I think a great background to go with this is if the hexes were the base of an open music box. The music was very nice to listen to and I think the different types of dancers were very creative design-wise.

I got all the way to performance 10! Absolutely amazing game, fun mechanic, the prices in the shop are a little expensive in my opinion, or im just bad at the game, but I had a blast! one of my favourite games for sure! One thing that could be added is an overlay of some kind over dancers to tell you what kind of spin the dancer will get, and a more detailed explenation of some dancers like the one that eats others, so the player is more prepared, as there was a lot of trial and error I had to do to understand HOW they functioned. All in all, a 10/10 from me.

The mechanics are really interesting, fun take on the theme! Took a minute to get the hang of it, but it’s very satisfying when you get a perfect chain especially with the more advanced spinner things.

3 full pages of tutorial hitting me at once was a lot though, and I admit I didn’t read it, I just trial and errored a couple rounds instead >.< I also felt like the visuals and UI were… a bit messy? Incongruent? The art is amazing! But it felt like a lot to take in or navigate at times. Audio was well done though. Different sfx for different spin activations made for a nice rhythm sometimes.

Overall well done :)

Yeah,this is one of the gems! Great art,sound,idea,details,just perfect!

Wow! I am amazed at how much depth there is to this game in such a short time! Amazing artwork, especially with the different spinner sprites. It was very fun setting up chain reactions and combos. I felt like I was playing for quite a while without losing any lives, maybe some obstacles that interfere with the signal paths would have been interesting to make it a bit more challenging. This was amazingly made. EXCELLENT TEAMWORK!

One of the best games of the jam. At first it is really hard to get used to, but after getting the hang of it assembling the formations was really fun. The visuals are gorgeous, really good art, specially the dancers. I wish the formation from the previous level was set at the start of the next, so you could keep upgrading your one formation instead of creating it from scratch every single time. That's my only really small complaint, besides that this game rocks, congrats!