I played it and rated it, love the spring toy's animation! I never really made a game on Unity (I make games on godot too) and it seems really different. Do they have scenes too or is all the game in the same "place"?
Anyway, if you wanna play my game, here's a link (you'll have to download it so if you don't want to it's ok) https://itch.io/jam/bad-ideas-game-jam-2026/rate/4433259
Yes, Unity has scenes like Godot does, but they are definitely handled differently. In Unity, Prefabs are used in a similar way to scenes from godot, as far as I can tell. But you can also load multiple Unity scenes on top of each other. So, a Prefab might be an enemy or a room, and a separate scene might be a new area.
The main difference I can tell so far is that Unity has more flexibility but less ease of use. E.g., In Godot it was relatively easy to wait 5 seconds to activate a line of code, but in Unity you have to write the wait in yourself using coroutines. I would recommend it honestly, especially if you want to make things like multiplayer in the future.
I will play and rate yours, don't worry.
