I didn't count the number of attempts, I struggled to understand how to start it.

Record 4:45:791

Good:

-Cute art with character.
-Simple and effective story.
-Comprehensive interface.
-Complete gameplay
-Music and sound effects well suited to the game.
-Simple game to play

But:
-Difficult game to understand at first.
-As muck mage said just below. Inverting the controls would be really beneficial.
-When you press A, it automatically sends all the employees downstairs to get a cash register. I would recommend revisiting this feature. Because sometimes you only want to send one employee back, or you want them to wait while you send others.
- I don't know if the game is completely randomized regarding the weight of the crates and their levels, but if so, you have to rely largely on luck to speedrun. Which isn't fair.

Bug:
Windowed doesn't work right away. You have to exit and return to the options for it to be taken into account.

The game is pleasant and quick to play. It's pleasing to the eye with a good sound identity. Frustrating at first, but you find yourself wanting to perform.

It's a good game, and keep it up.

At first I thought the game was too floaty, but I got used to it and it ended up being pretty fun. Had a few hard parts where if you let someone off at floor 5, then your weight goes down and you need to worry about slamming into the ceiling. Tough, but it seemed fair as I had no BS deaths once I figured things out. Also, I believe the volume slider isn't converted to log 10, or something along those lines. It didn't make things quieter, but it made them MUCH louder.

Of course, all the art is wonderful. I love all the little chibi art as well, no part of the game looked bad. Story was funny and fit the theme perfectly. I'd ask what you plan to add post-jam, but I already think the game is very good at what it's trying to do and can't think of much I'd want added. It was fun, was a nice challenge, and had a cute girl inflating. A+!

Fun and cute game. I managed to play through and get the boss message when the last box was delivered, but then it just kind of froze. Nothing advanced the message. I had lost a worker though.

The art is good and really cute, and it's a neat idea, but the controls are way too complicated. There's no real point to pressing a key to put the box in the elevator, then another key to put the guy who brought the box into the elevator. You're gonna do both of those things the second they reach the elevator, since there's nothing really else to do. Both of them should really be automatic, and you should just have to press Space to send your guys out to collect/deliver boxes.

And I get that logically, up and down/W and S are for making the WEIGHT go up and down, but intuitively, you're looking at the elevator, and responding to its movement and position in the building, not the numbers on the side. It should probably be reversed.

This game is very cute! I feel like S should be the button to increase Jude's weight and W to decrease it. It may be a bit of a skill issue but every time I play I load a worker or two on and my brain flubs the controls, smashing the elevator in the process. Also, sometimes when you send workers to the truck it sends more than expected.

Overall, I wasn't able to beat it but the art was adorable and the idea makes for a fun and challenging little game!