The game is cute, but very simple. There should be some kind of time pressure/limit so it becomes a proper challenge.

It took me a long time to understand that I needed to flip the switch on the anvil to make the guards. If you accidentally create a wrong piece you are stuck with it and you're forced to just go thourgh with it and create a wrong sword before you can continue. And a bug: if you place a raw material on the purple resize thing it just turns into a L blade, whatever it was. 😝

Relaxing music, fun art style. But honestly it feels like either that this is just a very small part of a larger game, or just an incomplete vision overall. I would love to have seen more incentive to engage in the main gameplay, some sort of time limit or even simple score keeping would already make this much closer to a game.

That was a lot of steps and things to memorize at the very beginning, and I just got super overwhelmed. It might be useful to guide the player through making their first couple swords just to get the hang of it.
I do really like the hand-drawn chill vibes though! And if you're hunting for sounds, there are so many free resources out there on the internet. I caved this year and finally got stuff off the unity asset store and it saved me precious hours of development time!