Great game definitely felt overwhelming at times (in a fun way), wish there was more movement options or a way to move up/Out and, maybe like a computer you can do remote work from in order to save money to leave, not a complaint more of a suggestion if you choose to continue work on the game, other than that great game, Cheers!

Good work on the visuals and sounds! Everything fits and is cohesive.
I noticed gameplay could use a bit more refinement. A bit of feedback/juice would go a long way.

Loved the art and music! Great work!

Haha love on concept. Cool art. Nice work!

I love the soundtrack. And the fact that you can't win just makes you play more. One thing though- The instructions which appear at the bottom are not very readable. Other than that, very well done!

The art in this project is hilarious and fun! Pretty neat game! My only gripe is the input keys but other than that great work!

It's well-made — the visuals, gameplay, and random events keep things interesting, but it's a little too harsh. Good job!

It’s a very funny game, and the art style is unusual, too.

I want to cry; it's really hard. Even though it felt easier the second time I played, I still struggle with it. Still, I found the frantic pace fun. I liked the art style. I wish you the best of luck, and I’d be very happy if you gave our game a try.

Making planned obsolesce into your central game mechanic is a brilliant and unexpected take on the theme and limitation. Great artwork too, right on the vibe. Taking care of myself is a lot of work! Where is the button to just lay on my couch and disassociate?  

Like The Sims, but stressful xd I can feel the limitation well applied! Good job!

Very cool "management sandbox", so many options, it was hard at the beginning, but after I figuered it out, it become really fun and challenging, art is also very nice, good job!!!

Nice game! Not usually my kind of game but i found I played a good amount. Engaging.

Pretty cool idea, and the main mechanics are actually interesting. I played for a bit and I can see the loop working, but after a while it does start to feel a little repetitive.

My first suggestion would be the movement — I think WASD support would make it feel much better. I kept wanting to move with W, A, S, D instead of only the current controls.

Still, nice work overall. The concept has potential, it just needs a bit more variety to keep it fresh longer.

Nice work! The limitation is used well here.

A genuinely clever take on the theme — appliances designed to fail, and staying alive means using them until they break. That "planned obsolescence" framing nails the limitation. Impressively deep for a jam: resource meters, an economy, day cycles, even power/scrap menus. The hand-drawn title over the pixel top-down is full of character. Really solid work.

Quite indepth simulation here, i like that you added deep menus for things like disconnecting power or scrapping them. Really good execution on this one! :) Good job!

I think this is the best one I've played so far, SO detailed and there's so much you can do and so many different systems here that all actually work together. Just like in real life, I'm digging coins out of my laundry, unplugging the appliances to save on power and showering in the hot water heater 😭

Seriously though, idk how you packed so much in, you even have a whole billing system and a tutorial. The design is as sharp as the pixel art.  Incredible work :)