Good job finishing this one. The customers looked cool! It took some time to figure out what I needed to  do with each blemish but afterwards I picked up speed. You made a game with a clear idea, start and finish! Although I didn't see the use of the limitation, the colors were there and definitely comfy :)

Repairing others' weapons was so satisfying! I loved that we could see the weapons from different angles; I wish the game were longer.

Pretty satisfying to repair the weapons! It sort of reminds me of that old flash game, Jacksmith. While I'm unsure how it has to do with the jam's theme and limitations, it was still pretty enjoyable to fix up some weapons. 

Cool game! It took me a little while to figure out how to play, so a tutorial would’ve helped. I also wasn’t quite sure how the limitation was incorporated, but the idea is really cool and has plenty of potential to be developed further. Well done!

Ohhh this actually reminds me of a game I once played. Can't remember the name but I loved it. Anyway, it's fun albeit very short. It has no connection to the jam (theme & limitation), and the controls are hard to fire out. I agree with the others that you definitely need a tutorial.

I actually thought the controls were pretty intuitive! The art looks so good and I like the concept, but I feel the gameplay could be longer / have more elements. Also not sure how it fits the theme/limitations of this particular jam.

I love the title of this game hahaha- It was a bit difficult to figure out what to look for / click at first. I assumed the little circles (dents?) on the sword were just part of the design and didn’t really pay attention to them. Though I had a much easier time on the shield! A bit of a walkthrough at the start and more characters would be great!

What a fun game! I wished it was longer though. I enjoyed the mechanics and there's a lot of potential , though just a suggestion, I feel there should be a short tutorial or even just a text to explain what the mechanics do. I spent way too long figuring out how to fix the chips because I figured that the grindstone was to sharpen the weapon.

I really enjoyed the game! Keep it up :)

the idea was so fascinating i could spend a lot of time in this game.