Beautiful visuals and a neat concept!
Love how everything you would think would be interactable is!
I couldn't pick up the package after marking it though :/

masterpiece art

Somehow I got 1 correct out of all of them not sure how that's possible :'D
Anyways really cool game, visuals are nice and polished, and the radio is a nice addition! Game fits the theme really well, and I very much enjoyed it! Also, I initially clicked on the game because I thought the name was Mimi's Delivery Service lol, it's a song by Good Kid, not sure if it's a reference, probably not though.

Great job, especially for a solo dev :D

Prety great gameplay loop, made me go out of my way to break the rules just to see what happened.

Why is this so relaxing? I know must be the radio. 

I enjoyed this game a lot, actually mine have some similar mechanics. The compare and investigate is so engaging, and the cleverness to keep it very physical when it could have been a simple conveyor belt. Well done!

I really like these kinds of anomaly games! I like the concept a lot, very fun, managed to get it all right in one attempt :)

I got fired, had to do a second run to do it right, sadly the mimic was stuck behind the conveyor belt. Great game, enjoyed playing it!

Really enjoy the ambience and environment you created. Loved the creepy sounds,  the mimics mumbling from inside the boxes, and their lovely screams as they get burned.

It feels really polished and I love the way it looks. I would be interested in seeing how much more you could've done with more time. because im pretty sure theirs no way to win or lose? You just sort packages until you want to stop?

It's really fun! the only "bad" thing for now is that it's bit laggy when loading things on the browser version, other than that, it's an amazing entry.

Turned my laptop into a jet engine XD Fun game idea though!

Haha so tactile! Well done, it feels good to switch switches and stamp stamps and to BURN mimics in the incinerator.

This uh, totally normal package of jumping beans for some reason was rejected but other than that great!

as soon as i requested a package, i thought someone was coming already on a vent or something but it was just a box lmao. anyway, i really enjoyed playing this game and throwing the mimics to burn in the incinerator.

however, i would appreciate if it was more easier to grab stuff on the scale because the object i grab just stays there until i step back. and also i suggest to make it so that u can request multiple packages at once so the stamps can come more into use into categorisation.

overall, this game gave me uncertainty and i really enjoyed playing this!

Wait. What? No. Hold up. Goddammit!

Well, I did not expect that ending :-D

Great game, had a lot of fun. Now I will try again and aim for another ending.

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Yes, now I had a good ending. Nice detail, by the way, with the radio. 

Great microintereactions with the environment all the toggles and levers feel good. Choppy on my m2 macbook air in web - lower resolution / render at half res options really help out here. Bigger problem was I could not actually play the game past the first box. I inspected, stamped it normal, put on conveyor belt, lever. It goes and gets stuck at the end of the road. Hitting computer afterwards just says waiting for routing? Tried twice and nothing. Not sure how to continue.

really good graphics!

I really like the idea, very nice game. Extremely laggy tho, kinda unplayable

Super cool game! Looks really good and I liked the multiple things you used to classify if it is a mimic, especially the need to listen to the boxes. Only issue I originally had was the game was slightly laggy but it went away after a while.

That’s definitely not a mimic! (It’s a mimic.) It’s super cool! A fully functional prototype came together in such a short time. There’s so much that could be tweaked or added. Neat implementation!

I wish I could have moved the radio closer to the scale area so I could listen to it while playing! Good tune. Also I like the little touches on the mimics. I wish turning the package so that I can read the label upright was a little more intuitive. That ending is really good too haha.