Incredibly polished for such a short timeframe. The art and music are charming, and the puzzles ramped up in complexity at a very smooth rate. I really enjoyed this, and though I had to stop just after getting to counters, I can see the mechanics all coming together to make for a lot of potential puzzles.
Incredibly atmospheric! The controls were a bit fiddly - especially anything to do with turning, like dials - but I liked the timing of the hints, as they were delivered just when I started to feel stuck. I had a couple of issues with audio triggering twice (I think I completed a puzzle, kept going, then completed it again in rapid succession) and might have got softlocked on the tone puzzle because I was messing around with it too early, but I really enjoyed my time with this game.
Fun, fast-paced, and challenging. Some of the timing for jumps felt incredibly tight, but it was a solid core mechanic, and I liked the gradual introduction of extra mechanics such as diodes.
Very fun little game. I liked the art style and the limited palette, but I did find some elements a bit lacking in contrast. The audio was lovely, and the puzzles felt very satisfying to figure out.
A nice twist on the standard sokoban. The sprites might be basic, but they were very clear and easy to read at a glance, and the level design was well thought out.
