Very interesting game! I think it would be best to have some sort of tutorial inside the game. The first few minutes I was just putting evrything in the max and dying without really knowing why. But other than that, I think it's pretty good

Dynamic SFX were quite cool. For me, could use a little light bgm. The real challenge I suppose is the risk vs. reward component of pushing your reactor toward 0% stability to maximize production during high demand, and letting it recover during periods of low demand - but there's not really any pressure or incentive to make you do this. A daily timer, some sort of quota system... A reason to have money at all, would be nice. I like what you did with the dynamic aspects of the visuals in particular, in general they have quite a clean look.

The visuals are incredible! It took a second to understand what I was doing but once I got it, it was really cool! Like another comment said, I wish there was something to spend the money on. Still, super neat game, nice job!

At first I didn't really understand what's going on but once I understood some things, it was quite fun to play!

Hi there! I like the concept! I wish there was something to spend the money on, maybe more controls to make everything even more chaotic? This could be a really cool mobile game. 

A little difficult at first, but it's cool how the parameters increase and how you gradually earn money.

Simple yet effective gameplay loop. Beautiful design! Could maybe use some background music. Very well done overall. Agree that upgrades you can spend on should appear in a later build of the game.

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this is more fun than it looks for how simple it looks
I found the sounds most satisfactory

Fun to figure out how to balance all the valves/knobs to efficiently generate money, but needs that missing mechanic to spend the currency and evolve the gameplay.

Considering that this game is only a prototype, I think it is fantastic. It could only be improved if there was a way to spend your money to buy upgrades. The game itself reminds me of Homer Simpson's job at the power plant(If he actually did it properly), haha. A four out of five for certain! It just requires a couple more additions.