Thank you!  Regarding the weights being physics, I needed them to have colliders so they would not overlap, in order to prevent picking up 2 weights with the mouse.  Once that far, it just made sense for them to be physics bodies so you could toss them in and they'd sail in like...well...weights!  Also, some might consider it a bit tedious to drag them directly to the spot when they can just be dropped in, there's the little dopamine aspect there to consider as well.  Certainly, that could be done with kinematic bodies, but not to any advantage that I thought of (this does not preclude said advantage existing :-P).

Thanks for mentioning the crash.  I don't know why.  However, just yesterday, I ran it on an old HP Envy laptop that I have, as it happens, and got a crash I had never seen before.  It was a memory access violation.  This old thing has a trash Intel on-board graphics and I have to run it on that thing with opengl3 (instead of Vulkan, Godot will prompt for that).  Hopefully this is just some crazy old driver issue, but good to know :).

It makes me very happy that you say that!
I did (and still do) envision this as a mobile game. I have it all planned out how it would look and how it would play on phones. If schedules and desires align for myself and NuGameDev (who did the art, programming, and music -- all the actual hard work), it might be something we pursue in the future.
Thank you for playing and for the kind words!

Thanks very much!

Many thanks!

Already visited your game, great stuff over there.  And yeah, only downside to Godot is you can't do a web build in C# right now, but that should be alleviated sorta soon.   Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks!  Yeah we made a puzzle platformer for this jam in 2020 xD.  

Funnily enough, the idea first manifested in my brain as a puzzle platformer. It is very easy to show off mechanics in a platformer, and I've made a few in my time that did well, so that's where my head went. I thought the mechanics would be too tedious in a platformer, though, so I changed it to be more of a straight puzzle game. I was nervous about that because I had never done one before, but fortunately, it seems to have turned out okay.

Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you!

Thanks very much for the kind words :).  https://yousayrandy.itch.io/ did the design part of this game, and you can see his reply to the first comment below if you want to see the highbrow roots of the idea xD.  Thanks again for trying it out!

Thank you! The positive comments never get old and are a much-needed confidence booster!
Since you asked, the concept came from me seeing the announcement and thinking of all the different types of "scales" that exist. I thought of a bodyweight scale and how it displays digital numbers, and thought about weighing things as a mechanic. I've been watching Futurama with my wife, and the Christmas episode has Fry hanging from a digital clock and falling as the numbers change, so I combined that with the idea of weighing something to change the digital numbers to make new paths and remove barriers. The fish came as a result of Finding Nemo being on when I saw the theme announcement because my two-year-old is obsessed with that movie, and fish also have scales.

Again, I can't express how much the feedback means to me. I very much appreciate it.

Thank you!  You're definitely right about the weights, I wrestled a bit with how to keep from being able to spam them.  I think given more time, I'd implement a more robust state machine.  One thing you can do is slide the weights along the beach and knock a few in at once.  It was too much fun for me to take out xD.  Thanks for playing!

Thanks for playing!  And don't feel bad about that, some of the last levels were challenging for us too and we made them xD.  For Level 11, basically you want to get that red fish to move before you let the green one in the ring ;).  Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you so much! It means a lot, especially knowing you got that far (and thought there were a lot of levels -- I didn't think there were enough).
Ideally, we would have had a level select screen that tracked how many turns you made, so you could replay each level and try to get a lower score. Unfortunately, we ran out of time. We'll let you know if anything like that gets implemented.
Thanks again!

Thank you!  Yeah, there were definitely some things I wanted to add but time said nope :), like having the fish leave more elegantly (though the way they do it now struck us as funny), and some more graphical details like seaweed in the water and such.

Glad you enjoyed it, we definitely saw the potential for multiple solutions or even those that we didn't think of as the leves get harder.

Thank you!

Thanks!  https://yousayrandy.itch.io/ did the designing.  That was, indeed, something that we realized.  Even designing them is trickier than it seems at first glance.  Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you so much! It means a lot.
While that was the intention (so I'm glad to hear you say that), I underestimate how much of a challenge it was going to be. I spent most of my time staring at a dry erase board with 0-9 digital numbers written on it. I'm glad it paid off!

Thanks much! 

You can thank my two-year-old son who was watching Finding Nemo on loop when the theme was announced, and the Christmas episode of Futurama for allowing me to steal the gag where Fry falls through the clock to try and save the bird.
Thank you for playing!