It seemed really hard to win! I think everytime I slept, I lost more energy at work! That's rough man, but so meta.  I think there could have been more engaging mechanics or a faster game system, I don't like to wait too too much and it was just a bit slow in spots for me!

Overall, good job!~

A fun little game that's super relatable to a lot of weekend workers who still manage to pull off game jams. Hopefully inspirational to those who say they don't have the time. :)

Hey there, nice game, reminded me of those sleepless nights trying to make a game for GGJ.

Your game is part of my let's play video. Check it out!

The loss of energy in the day is a little hard to understand (I guess if you are more sleep deprived you lose more energy?) but managed to make it by resting well on the first two days and going all out in the last, just like real life jams! Perfectly captures that jamming feel when all the code just blurs into one giant mess in your brain. There's probably some strategy in getting more progress by clearing the board, by hanging on to pieces to be matched immediately, although I'm not sure if that really gives you more progress (more feedback would be great if so). 

Haha very accurate commentary on the jam lifestyle.

I feel like the core gameplay was too simplistic though, if there was some kind of strategy or higher goal rather than just filling up a progress bar I would have enjoyed it more.

Great sound design and very nice backgrounds and humour.

Cool meta and nice approach! Although a bit difficult to get the timing right... As I see it, you should let the player know how fast the loss of energy is during the day, before making him lose in the first day because of it.

Good job anyway :)

ohhh if coding were only this easy irl :D -cool meta concept & nice job!

Interesting game. Sadly I could't finish the code, ha!
Got really difficult with low energy, with the snippets being practically invisible.

The gameplay turned out to be a clicker to me. After reading the instructions, I've felt that the game will progress when I just drag a shape to another shape with either the same color or number, which worked. The "Go to bed" button can be frustrating (even by accident) because... I would want to go out of the bed at my pace, so there's no button if you want to get up right away. It took long before I could match some shapes again.