Nice mechanics and puzzles, solid game!

Thank you so much for submitting such an wonderful game XD. I love the adorable robots. The puzzle were simple, relaxing. I hope to see more of this game :]

This was actually a blast, nice, simple, and intuitive, I quite liked using the travel time of the projectiles as an actual puzzle element. It'd be quite cool to see this expanded upon more, could make for a pretty solid puzzle game, nice work!

Fun game with a nice mechanic. One of the few puzzle games I have completed in the jam. Many others become too boring. It took some time to figure out how to link with the other robots, so maybe some more focus on explaining that part. This could be a good phone game I would play a lot. My favorite level was the last. Keep up the good work.

Nice mechanic and art, wish it was a bit longer

nicely done. I think there's some potential here and that more levels would have really brought the concept to shine.

good passing and level design. I woud like more levels. Good Job!

This is a well built game! I struggled to figure out how linking with the other robots worked, but once I figured it out it seemed to be a nice, interesting puzzle game. This could be pretty damn good if it had more levels, some sound effects, and some more detail. Good job on this!

Great job! With more mechanics and a bit of polish, this could really shine!

Cool puzzle game! I can see this having many more levels with many interesting challenges, good job!

Fun little puzzle game! I missed the tutorial on how to control the companion bots but I was able to beat the game using just the one robot. 
Other than that, Nice job! Well done.

This is cool game, and very well presented.  I like the aesthetic.  Also, really cool that you let the bots blow each other up if they accidentally shoot each other.  Nice work!

Really cool concept. Super novel, and really made me feel clever.

I wish there was just a fewwww more quality of life features, but it's jam.

way to go!

Cool concept for a game, at first I wasn't sure how it fit the theme, but as the levels progressed it really came together.  I really enjoyed the puzzles and your robot models were a nice touch, add some music/SFX and some more levels when you've got some more time!  

I actually really love this concept. Would LOVE to see this explored in a larger game. Some more feedback on crystals timing out, more clarity that you need to attached by walking close, and its a bit short are my only critiques.

Exploring some mechanics like: an attachment that rotates the other robot around you instead of each on rotating individually; a way to unattach robots to get them stuck on specific spots; switches you need to step on; mirrors to bounce shots around; etc. would be super cool to see.

I think there's a solid concept for a puzzle here! But I greatly would have appreciated a clear description on what was necessary to actually activate the other robots on the field, especially since the first three levels before the robot is introduced do explain themselves. And maybe even getting to those puzzles a bit quicker; this is meant to be the defining feature of the game, after all! I spent a lot of time pressing every single key combination I could think of before I managed to line up my robot for the tether to automatically join.

That being said, once it I figured that out, I got some good puzzle juice out of it! I might have preferred getting the capacity to tether and un-tether at a button press, rather than walking up to it, but I think that there's a workable concept that you can iterate on.  A good effort made for 48 hours!

nice game. 

the puzzles are quite difficult and the levels are too few in my opinion. 

but great job.