Real strange, but the increasing difficulty is enticing! I like how that tutorial character doesn't find the amalgamation strange or out of the ordinary and generally seems unfazed.

But I found it kind of hard to pick up tools--it's not totally clear when you are hovering over one, and it is hard to tell when you've actually picked it up because the cursor usually blends into the bottle/container. And if you click twice by accident, you stop holding a tool, which you never want. If picking up tools was easier, I think the game would be a lot easier to play!

Also, I found that if there are multiple wounds that require skin and mesh, you can put skin on just one of them and eliminate the rest with just the mesh, eliminating the need to use the skin first (as long as you have put skin on at least one wound). I'm not sure if this was intentional.

i kinda expected for the human amalgamation to be a bit more like an eldritch enormous meaty substance with mouths, eyes and hair mashed all over the place, where internal organs are going external, while being soaked in it's own neverending stream of bodily liquids, and constantly melting so much, the human features become more and more unrecognizable; but oh well, the game was very fun and unique still.

Very fun game! Good job with the gameplay loop. Do I have the world record?

Okay, what the hell was that concept? lol?

At around round 12, the spawn rate started become too high that you can just hold onto one tool and keep sweeping and you are guarantee to never lose.

The labels are a bit unreadable because the way the words are written, and the tutorial is pretty much useless because you need to memorize it, but having hints in the actual game helps a lot, so props to that part.

Controls are a bit jank, not sure if it's just the usual WebGL thing but it's hard to click on where the bottle are at sometimes.