Funnily enough this game reminded me of qwop due to the multiple key input system. I really enjoyed the art style, and mechanics. I think it really stuck to the theme nicely and had very good variety.

This is one of the first games I've played that really captures the theme. The mechanic is cool, I like the restriction to 90 degrees of movement. It would be nice to be able to see which way the rotator blocks would turn visually, since sometimes I forget. I liked this one a lot.

I enjoyed it quite a good fair bit, it's just challenging enough to where it feels like it you can beat it with just enough times and everything is just slightly annoying (in a good way) enough to keep you on your toes. The game also gives off this strange feeling that it can be "speedran" with the right build.

Hitboxes however are a bit janky at times and sometimes the camera feels a bit too zoomed in? but apart from that considering the time it was made in it is very good and nice!! would recommend.

I really sucked at this game (a few meters up maybe), but I liked it nonetheless!

Building your own custom robot is really fun, controlling it also but a bit more tense. Ideally, I would have loved an accessibility option where rocks don't disappear because in the current state it's clearly way above my skill level.

Very polished and promising though, great job!

Very fun mechanics, remind me of “Bad Piggies”. But it’s not an easy game, could start with a default build so new players won’t be too confused about what to do.

This is a neat concept, although I'm not very good at it, most of my creations couldn't get higher than the first couple of rocks.  But the building part was fun enough that I do want to come back later and try a little more.  I do kind of wish that the joints/grabbers had fixed buttons so I didn't have to re-figure out controls every run.