Interesting that the game launches with a pop up asking for network access when it's the first launch.

I don't know if it was me but I heard no sounds and no music at all other than a click sound when well clicking stuff.

Well other than that I tend to give out a disclaimer as tend to give very "tough" feedback but unfortunately I kind of can't with this due to having the slightest idea of how to play, I know time constrains and all that can prove challenging so I can see why there's no tutorial or any sort of guide (the only "guide" in the game isn't very helpful if that is even a guide) but I would recommend adding that if you keep working on the game. Shame I couldn't understand a thing as I was intrigued by the concept.

Overall I think this was a great concept! 

Speaking from a duo team's perspective, I can see how time would be an issue with getting everything to work in the period of this jam, and I think with a bit more time you could've gotten this working great! 

A more in depth tutorial and some more immersive sounds/music would've tied the game together nicely, and I personally struggled sometimes with accidentally placing the handle in the wrong part of the sword, so I personally felt some guidelines for where to place the pieces would've helped a little

Overall I think within the time period, you guys did your best and that is commendable, and the idea was perfect for the jam!

It definitely took some messing around to figure out what to do. I think a tutorial of sorts would have been really helpful. I mean, the tools were all there if you take the time to study them and piece it together, but even then it was complicated. I really like the idea of blacksmith work though! Having the various metals to work with and furnace temperature to manage. Along with the orders coming in for various types of blades and things. Pretty cool.

I couldn't figure out what to do.

If you would explain it to me in detail, I will gladly return to this game and rate it.

Cheers!