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Nice entry :-)

Super chill cosy game. Liked the occasional challenges of only so many brush strokes / hammer usage. Great vibey game entry

Solid interesting gameplay. Great job!

Nice and cozy, really enjoyed the audio with the bird chirping! The gameplay was interesting enough to keep me playing for awhile. I would have appreciated more of a puzzle element in this kind of game, but I understand that's not necessarily the intent here. Nice work overall!

@danwhiffing more of a puzzle element... Maybe in the post‑jam version XD. Thank you for feedback!

My Hammer Broke! I was distraught! :D but a lovely entry.

@designernap Thank you for feedback! Can you tell us about your bug with the hammer?

kwetka goat

Oh it wasn't a bug, it just had one hit left when I needed two! It was part of the game that amused me a lot :)

nice game, liked the old man , so cute. And its really relaxing tho

That was a pleasantly zen game and a nice change of pace from some of the other ones. Definitely hit the theme nicely as well.

This is probably just me, but I felt slightly uneasy as the cogwheels didn't perfectly line up. 😅

Great work!

Beautiful game, the interaction was fun and the rules simple. Having some time constrained levels in between added a well felt balance. Figuring out how to treat the clocks with the least financial loss wasn't too obvious, especially with the health points on the gears to consider.

I managed to soft lock myself. Ran out of money and just got stuck with an unfinished clock.

Great job, loved playing it, cool

I really loved the warm feel of Grandpa's workshop and the task of restoring the clocks. It was very satisfying watching those old mechanisms come back to life. What a wonderful, detailed entry!

A nice, relaxing game. Unfortunately, I hit a softlock (I ran out of money). But on my second attempt, I was able to play without any issues.

Cozy atmosphere, and simple but interesting gameplay. FYI, I encountered a bug where the current level suddenly ended, and everything just disappeared.

I smashed with hammer too much and broke my monitor

The GIF of removing the gear, brushing the dirt away and repairing it makes the work easy to follow. I like the warm colours behind the workbench too. Limiting brush strokes and hammer uses sounds like a good way to make each repair need a little thought.

If you have a moment, I'd appreciate a rating on my latest game, Robot Workshop.

This game is an excellent example of an amazing incremental game! Keep it up!