Ok, I was HOOKED. I spent significant time optimizing the daily company quota against whozit upgrades and the upgrades of resting and party areas. Surprisingly, I made it to day 31. Could've kept going but had to go get dinner. Still, I feel there's a huge gap for the "increase the money for the whutzits but increase 1 part to do them" upgrade. It ended up costing 2700 if i'm not mistaken, which was a gap since last price was around 900 or something? Might be wrong as this was on Sunday, but I did feel the gap. Anyways, really really fun game and addictive! I would've loved if we had more upgrades for improving efficiency as I hit the max one too soon I think. 

Made it 9 days! (Though it seems like one was added after losing to bankruptcy.) A lot of charm to this one, mostly with how everything is named, though I feel like the management mechanics could've been better. My biggest problem is that the upgrades aren't as consistently useful as I would've liked; the one that makes the Whozit work faster only seems to affect his movement speed around the room, while the amount of time it takes for the machines to make parts, which was a much more prominent bottleneck, didn't seem to change at all. Having higher energy capacity also doesn't feel very meaningful when it subsequently makes it take a lot longer to refill energy, and that just makes upgrading the water cooler seem like the strictly better option. Not bad, but I wasn't as won over as others seem to be.

The presentation, the gameplay, the artstyle, everything about this game is not only engaging but just really freaking cool! This surely is going to be one of the judges top picks!

I love your game! Love seeing the little guy going around the factory making whutzhit. Would spend some time on this after looking at other games. 

Great game, the idea was cool, and has an epic tutorial

This was hard xD I lost by day 8. Interesting idea tho! +1 for the orientation video, PTSD from when I worked in a factory was real with that one xD

Really neat! Enjoyed how the tutorial makes the game come off super complex and overbearing, but then turns out the majority of things are automated lol. Think it would've been cool to see you be able to buy more fellas as time progressed, but the idea of one person controlling an entire factory is also neat theming.

Only slight critique is that with how fast past things get, I struggle to ever get time to use many of the upgrades, though that could just be a skill issue lmao. Highscore I got to was day 9 :)

Very confusing at first, though to be fair a storm rolled in while I was watching the tutorial making it lag a bunch. I still had a ton of fun playing and loved the writing. It got a few chuckles out of me. 

This was a bit confusing at first(even with the super cool employee training video), but once I got into the swing of things I had a really good time managing my little whutzhit or whozhit or whatever those little guys are called. If you were to add anything, it would probably just be making each factory-machine different visually (I thought they all did the same thing at first), but other than that, great game! First one that really made me feel like a true manager.

I really liked the game. I think it had just the right amount of challenge (and humor, I got a couple of giggles when I failed horribly after not understanding the tutorial, lol). But overall, I'd say the game has a solid experience.

This is exactly the kind of game I LOVE to play. I literally am going to come right back to this after I play all the submissions and just play it a bunch. The music was wonderful, the graphics were clean, it made me really happy to play this! My only qualm would be I wish you could edit the volumes from the game, cause at it stands I had to quit the game multiple times to get the right volume.