I liked the visuals, the cel shading, and the retro-esque look! It took me a while to understand that I needed to repair and how to do it. The repairing part wasn't fun for me; it felt more like a chore. The idea of swapping between the inside and outside of the mech is cool, but the interior needs more development or perhaps additional features to make it enjoyable. Overall, it's a nice concept—keep it up!

Now that is an ambitious game for a game jam! But I'm glad you went for it anyways! The idea here is simply great, and if this sort of game doesn't exist yet, I'm wondering why. Having to swap betwen inside the mech and controlling the mech is an awesome mechanic.  Visually, I think you gave it a very distinct and charming look with that shader you went for. And that music changing when we change perspective too? I'm all for that! Obviously it's a jam game, so some things can be polished. During my play time, I was left unable to use the left tool to fix things, Difficulty needs some more balancing and complexity, perhaps the sensitivity is a bit high, and player feedback on what he does well and wrong could be accentuated. But those are really minor details for a game jam game. You guys should be proud, what a nice game!

Very interesting take on the jam theme to require balance between attacking and fixing!

was aimlessly walking around for a good minute or two before I realized I was being swarmed by giant aliens lol. Felt too easy once you understand to go to the control panel first, but a really cool concept nonetheless.

Interesting concept! The shaders/post processing created a nice vibe

what a goffy game, gj 

That was crazy hahaha

cool game!