I liked the robot-building mechanics and the whole cyberpunk factory vibe. The sound effects and animations make it feel really nice too. Great work, especially for a first jam game! 

A game where you assemble robots (or take a part in that, at least). The premise is more classic SF than Cyberpunk. I doubt that's the only job left in the entire world for all of humanity. Nobody wants to do science, or art? No human priests, therapists, singers, politicians, influencers, managers, CEOs, undertakers?
The factory sounds were on point, moreso the animations of the robotic systems. Great depiction of a dystopian SF environment, but more "industrial" than "style over substance, combined with Neon". While all the mechanics are working, the gameplay of the game is work in itself. It is some sort of "factory (without belt) simulator" which demonstrates that factory work is not fun. Understood. There is no story progress, no conflict, no incentive to find out whether this may arrive later or not.
There are players who like to play a "<whatever> simulator" (washing, cleaning, driving, cashier, store manager etc.) I am not among them, so while I applaud to the technical achievement of the game, it was no fun for me.