Great job on this! I found it a little confusing at first as to wear I should put the complete item but after re-reading the instructions it made more sense :) 

Sorry Bart, my planet needs me!

Thanks for sharing this, that was fun ^_^

Cool take on the Overcooked concept. The presentation is superb, though! Great tutorials, everything is easy to understand. Props!

Fun use of the theme, and great graphics for a one week jam

The art and music is great, the game loop is fun and thematic, the controls are nice, the only thing I didn’t understand at first even with the tutorial was where to submit items. After one session it’s very easy to get into and very charming. Great work!

Graphics are super polished which is nice. The gameplay felt kinda too repetitive, idk if its because I've played too many Overcooked style games this jam or not. The explanations were very nice. Good job on the submission

Definitely 5* for the graphics! Are they drawn for this jam? I especially like that your tutorial steps are drawn out in a flow, with cute sprites! It's also amazing that you came up with multiple stages for a 9day Jam! But it was a great design, as it gradually teaches us recipes and tuned up the difficulty and complexity, without overwhelming the player.

I like that there is some degree of strategy in terms of "multitasking". Once my slow brain figured out I can leave stuff in the forge while doing other things, the hectic-ness went up a notch, and so did the fun.

While there are a few overcooked games this jam, I do think this is one of the most polished, robust entry. If there is some way to build in multiplayer, I can see this as a really strong Overcooked contender on console.

The graphics are awesome, very convinvingly pixely.

[EDIT:] Would be cool to be able to arrange your smithy shop in between levels.

Almost assumed it was a joke submission and walked away after the intro xD

Great game! The game play is easy to grasp which is nice, but it also gets a bit repetitive after a while.
The art and sound assets are also very nice.

I got to level 2 where I managed to forge a weapon that nobody wanted and did not know how to put it down, right before I no clipped into the backrooms by walking into the top right corner : X
But it wouldn't be a jam game without some funny glitches :D

I think this is the best forging-weapons-simulator I’ve seen this jam!

I did manage to create an impossible situation. I picked up some gold while I had something else in the smelter, and then I could neither put it down or get my thing out of the smelter.

I loved the graphics, truly a professional job.

I had a bit of difficulty finding where I should perform each action, but it became easier over time.

In the later stages, it got a bit harder to make different items, but I liked the idea of progression that you implemented, great job!

Overall, the game is incredible and very beautiful indeed, congratulations on the delivery!

Incredibly well made, especially the artwork.

I was able to walk away from the work bench when I expected it would have been like the anvil sticking you there, but I guess I needed the time to keep restocking the furnaces, I guess they're magic tools :)

Really great game! It looks good! The pacing feels great. There's a lot of content. I had a bit of difficulty following the provided ingame instructions, but the game was pretty intuitive so it didn't matter that much.

Small note, I think I may have found a small bug? There was a time I managed to start a furnace with three iron and remove an item at the same time? I still was able to make a shield, and somehow ended up holding an extra piece of raw iron? (was playing the web build if it matters). Didn't really break the gameplay or anything. Was just strange.

I really liked the scaling of the game and the introduction of each new item. That worked really nice. If there was one thing I could have different, it would be to be able to place down items that I'm holding rather than having to throw them away. There were a couple of times that I wanted to go work on some other part that was in progress and hold on to something until later and just was unable to do that.

I liked how I was generally able to multitask as that allowed me to have some levels where I could complete most if not all of the tasks. Not being able to do that for the anvil was a nice touch as that does technically require someone to sit there and actually do something. The ending credits with the pan up from the smithy was also a really neat way to handle that element.

Really well put together and super impressive for a 9 day game jam!

- Jedi

Oooo, pretty game~! Always appreciate the work towards isometric 2D art. Could never figure it out myself so ups to y'all for not only getting it done for a jam, but also having it look super polished. 

Embarrassingly, even with instructions, I could not figure out what to do. Took me a couple of replays to understand that the furnace needs more than one resource to start it lol. Will say, I was kind of hoping for some obstacle or enemy to prevent me from cooking. Unless I missed it, it didn't seem like anything could stop me from cooking (or I just didn't notice). 

Regardless, good stuff and polished submission!

Awesome game! Beautiful graphics and sound, with intuitive gameplay and clear tutorials. I was already impressed before it went to the second level, then the third, and the gorgeous ending credits. Really fun throughout, lovely job to all!

Nice visuals and especially very nice tutorial. The gameplay was good but not that much innovative. Overall good. Well done!

First… gorgeous artwork, both in the game as well as with the Credits screen! Not to take anything away from the game itself, but that Credits screen was very beautifully done, especially for a game jam!

The game proper is also, absolutely lovely! If the artwork for this game was made during the jam itself, then you have a great artist on your team! Audio, as well, fit the game very well, I think. A nice, relaxing (from a soundscape point of view) workshop that pairs excellently with the visuals!

I’ve said this on my stream (which, thank you for stopping in and sharing your game!) but my biggest issue was the time (or lack there-of) I felt I had to complete orders. This could most definitely be a skill issue on my part, so take this comment with a grain of salt, but it did feel like a very very unforgiving window.

On another note, and this could also have been me, but I do remember thinking that it felt like my key presses didn’t always land… then again, I might not have been lined up properly.

Over all, excellent work!! Here’s a link to me playing your game on my stream, if you’re interested in reliving the experience :)

The first thing I did when I opened the game was click the credits button. At first I thought you forgot to implement the credits screen and accidentally mapped the credits to the "start" button. I thought I was watching an intro cutscene, but no, apparently this game is just so dang polished that this is the actual credits screen.

The game itself is also very good. It was a bit difficult at first to memorize the recipes, which made the first couple of attempts a bit frustrating, but once I memorized the steps it made a lot more sense.  It definitely got a lot more fun once you had multiple furnaces, forcing you to prioritize and schedule your activities.

Overall very good!

Great work, you definitely nailed the stressful running around feeling of Overcooked. As others have said, I'd love to be able to just set down some in-progress pieces to better prep for stuff. Overall though, well done to everyone!

Really great game.  Very polished, with nice art and game mechanics.  One of my favourites from the jam.