I liked this a lot. I bet it would play really well on a touch device (alas, my laptop is not a touch screen). It’d be cool if there was a payoff of some sort, like you could see the key being used to open a box or door or something.

Very solid nice puzzle(?) game! Gameplay was good and challanging enough I think. Though I did play only the first 3 levels and checked what the fourth key would look like, I think there's a nice progression as well. I agree with some of the other comments here that some sound effects would do great things for this. And maybe some particle-effects when you're drilling the key, so that it would feel you're actually drilling metal and not butter. But hey, it's a jam game, and a great one at that! Nice job!

Absolutely solid game for this jam. Great spin on the theme, good controls, clear UI, solid level and menu design. Even the itch.io page is satisfying. Proud of this work. I might have missed a setting but I would have loved some more SFX for the different user actions to provide feedback. Other than that, excellent job!

Excellent idea for the jam! The art was very nicely done. Audio-wise, the music was decent (though, it was crackly for me, but I think that’s an issue with Godot web export), however, I think the game could have definitely benefited from some sound effects. A background rumble of the drill press, some clicks when pressing the buttons, maybe even some mild sliding metal sounds when pulling the lever and crank, I think these would have added just that little extra.

Speaking of the levers, I think a little more tweaking needs to be done with how the mouse communicated with the pull lever. A lot of times I seemed to move my mouse faster than the lever and as soon as my mouse left the levers handle, the lever stopped moving. This got a little annoying at times, but not a deal breaker, or anything.

Last thought was, when a level finished (like the scoring, by the way), instead of just sending the player right back to the main menu, there should be another option to go back to the level select menu and/or simply progress to the next level if there is one. Going to the main screen, then having to go to level select every time I finished a level is a annoying.

Over all, very very well made game! Excellent work! If you’d like to see some random internet dude play your game, here’s a link to me playing on stream :)

Wow, this was super neat. Managed to get 90+ on all of em, it was very fun to control. I think my only critiques would be:

1. I wish I could pin the reference image to the screen somewhere.
2. The guide lines could have lasted a tiny bit longer. I get not wanting to leave them on permanently, but I spent a lot of time mashing.

All in all though, really well done on this one!

Loved how the controls work! Great way to show the results at the end with some animations on the stars and score.