It was really cute! I love the simplistic calm color palette, as it complimented the chill music. Having missed projectiles punish the player is an interesting gimmick and adds the "out of control" escalation. No complaints with the controls, but if you were going to expand on the idea, it may be worth giving the player some way to replace/repair platforms at some cost (such as an inability to shoot/move, or faster rotations while repairing). Great work!

Impressive! The controls took a little bit of time to get used to, but once you get into the groove of piloting the machine it starts to become a lot easier. I did have a little trouble rotating the valve and the mech, but eventually got used to it. For a suggestion, I found it weird that you have to press 'W' to start moving, for (as a primarily mouse-based game), removing the keyboard together would give players one less thing to keep track of, effectively giving them more time to focus on each hand and the hazards popping up. I would also consider adding some more indication on if a rock is in range, as while the light is off indicates mining is not possible, it does not indicate why mining is not possible. Overall, this seems like a really strong start and works as a great proof of concept. Nice job!

Neat game. Most dropping-style games I've played see players trying to merge specific items or completing rows, but your goal of separating objects puts a refreshing twist on the genre. Nice work!