I had a great time playing this! The pixel art is gorgeous, and the demon character designs are full of personality. I made it all the way to 0000, and it stayed engaging the whole time. The sound design and visual feedback made every action feel satisfying, and I really enjoyed the game's weird, dreamlike atmosphere. I never completely figured out how the goblins worked or what all the icons above them represented, but I understood enough to use them effectively. If eternity in hell means smashing boxes alongside adorable goblins and exchanging jokes with sarcastic demon coworkers, that honestly doesn't sound too bad.

I am not a big fan of idle games, but i am persistent. I thought that it was fun, and the art and sound design were nice. If it weren't so chaotic, I'd be feeling goosebumps. When i first tried to play this game, i left, for i thought it had crashed. little did i know that it was just loading for a few seconds. all in all, a pretty good game.

What a game, so addictive, shame it lets you underflow the numbers, i suspect top 20 ; )

such a cool game got me hooked and very creative approach

Absolutely inspired, never seen a concept like it and it's fleshed out so well, you wouldn't even think it was a jam entry! Start out wandering where it's all going with a strange core mechanic and quickly evolves into obsessive busy work you can't pull yourself away from. Well done!

Unreasonably good. More idle/incremental games need to let you control an avatar and bea  part of a world. This is really cool. The theming and characters are exceptional. Awesome vibes and aesthetics. Good music.

Well this one is absolutely amazing!

Nice music and gameplay

This must be the best game I played in the jam so far. 5/5 on everything for me :D it is my kind of game to be fair though. Great job!

Wonderfully redicoulus and fascinating. The 'you have come to hell and hell is smashing boxes' vibe put a eeire tounge in cheek vibe to the whole ordeal. Impressive and fun.

i played until i dropped the countdown to -33333

at least devil creatures opened the gates for me

(WAIT, ARE THEY ALL SLENDERMEN.!>&!/!??)

I think I spent an hour and a half on this. Simple enough and complex enough, it was super easy to fall into a flow state with this game and I applaud you for making it in such a short time. Fun game!

This has a really fun little factory-chaos feeling to it. I like how the boxes, holes, worker character, and grid layout make the goal easy to read without needing a giant tutorial wall. The countdown theme works nicely because everything feels like it is about staying ahead of the mess. It has that satisfying quality where the premise is simple, but the screen starts making you think pretty quickly. The little world details, like trees and candles, give it more charm than a plain box puzzle would have. I also like that it feels tactile, like you are physically managing a tiny workspace. Very clean idea, and the title sells the absurdity well.

Turning 9,999 boxes into a chaotic automation problem is a brilliant incremental hook, and the strange world and funny dialogue give it so much personality!

I love the aesthetic and feel of everything; all the actions feel super responsive and meaningful. The general gameplay is fun. I was sort of confused about the function of some of the auxiliary machines (the treadmill and button), and wasn't sure why the boxes seemed to hate being on the islands. Overall a great incremental with some cool automation!

Wow this is super cool, congrats on making it in such a short time! Really impressive

a little annoying that I have to actually break boxes to progress once I'm automating stuff

Yeah, im addicted