This is interesting, I would guess that it took a lot of inspiration from Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes. (If you haven't played it then definitely check it out.) Having it as a single player game makes an interesting different experience.
I found I was able to 'throw away' my lid which meant the game was unfinishable. I don't think every game should be holding your hand but to accidently nudge something aside that you need is frustrating, especially as I had noticed the numbers and was trying to place it where I could get to it later.
I also found it was difficult to read in places. I imagine that anyone with eyesight problems or dyslexia could find this impossible to play.
I found that the beebing noise, while I understand why it was there, was very annoying. The volume not turning it down was also frustration. It actually made me laugh a little but the game was uncomfortable to play. I can see why you might have chosen to include it to add a forboding tension.
The dial was swinging very fast and that caused me to fail a couple of times. It's a shame because this is the only place that co-ordination and dexterity are needed.
My biggest issue was with the map for the location of the bomb. I think it's really unfair and immersion breaking to have to come out of the game to look up the answer.
I hope that you go on to develop this further as it is a cool idea to have a 'Nobody Explodes' game without needing another player.