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Thank you so much!

Oh man, I wish the sounds were self-recorded, I really wanted to do them myself! :D
But it was nighttime when it came time to add sfx for the goblins and I didn't want to wake up my neighbors... so I downloaded all the sounds from Pixabay and edited them to sound "goblinish" :/

Thanks for the kind and constructive feedback, really appreciate it!

Thanks for trying it out! The game is supposed to be VERY serious and definitely NOT funny, I'm not sure where it went wrong... xD 
I appreciate the feedback!

Thank you for playing, I really appreciate the feedback!

Awesome game, well done!

My wheel looked like this and I still managed to lose all my money. Absolute gamble.

Glad you enjoyed it xD

Wow, this was such a unique and beautiful experience, well done! Now I have to go outside and appreciate our spinning rock

Thanks for playing and for the positive review! Glad to know people are noticing the small details and making use of the accessibility settings so much!

I enjoyed the game play, had to take my time with every turn and it took me a while but I beat it! Great first game and the sound effects are probably the best in the whole jam :D Well done!

Great game! The physics were realistic, legendary upgrades were a nice addition and after getting the hang of it, controlling the hammer was easy and very spinny, indeed. Good job!

Thank you for the kind words!

Yeah I agree, the insects definitely need some graphics and animations. Especially the mosquito bite, since that's how the player gets the bleeding effect. Unfortunately, I ran out of time and had to leave them out of the jam version :p

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it! It's always nice to hear players notice small details. I had so much fun adding in those annoying goblin chuckles xd

Fun game with a unique idea and great visuals. Very serious fish spot defending happening here. Well done!

This got way more intense than I anticipated... Amazing game. Spin/5, would spin again.

Awesome! The settings were a last minute addition but I felt like they were necessary. I'm glad it wasn't time wasted and you got to enjoy the game, as well.

Thanks for the positive feedback! Pacing has been an issue for me in previous jams so it's good to know I've improved on that regard.

Good game! I love the art style and destroying the environment felt very satisfying. The game feel does slightly suffer from the controls, I had to lift my mouse up a lot even with the highest sensitivity. But other than that, the game was very well polished, fun, and serious. Well done!

This was addicting, very well made and felt super polished! You really nailed the atmosphere and chaos, especially when all the asteroid showers and enemy waves piled on.

Like others have said, early game felt very balanced but after getting all upgrades, the game play was pretty much trying to repair stations as fast as possible. Luckily for me, I enjoyed that part as well :D

Survived for 17 minutes and got a score of 2189. I could definitely see this as a full release at some point, good job!

I’m not sure if you’re already aware of this bug, but the game seems to have an issue at higher refresh rates. My monitor runs at 180 Hz, which caused the Evil Rival Corporation, Inc.'s extremely serious businessmen to move faster than intended and always reach the center of the trap floor. I managed to find a workaround by manually changing my monitor's refresh rate to 60 Hz. I hope you are able to track down the issue!

After that, I got to play the game the way it was intended, and it was a lot of fun launching the evil businessmen across the screen! The game had good humor, great pixel art, and the final result is impressive considering you both only started gamedev a week ago. Congratulations on your first game and on completing your first game jam!

Wow, great game! The idea is so cool and well executed. The cute 2D graphics, audio, animations, character design and pretty much everything else work very well together (even though I had a hard time with a few levels, but that's a skill issue on my part :d ). Good job guys!