Thanks for the feedback! Regarding the robots, they need to be powered to be charged up, but they can be uncharged at any time. If you uncharge them when they aren't connected to power, you won't be able to turn them back on.

Thanks! I'd like to add many more levels, a light narrative and polish, though I am skeptical about adding a map. It'd be hard to communicate the structure that way, and it would break the puzzles to allow for fast travel. I'll think about it though.

Thanks for playing! I agree, I didn't have much time to make levels or tutorials, so best I could come up with was a level that looks like a mouse pointer. My initial intention was for players to not know the mouse could click blocks at first, and then reveal it later, adding a new layer of depth to earlier levels, but didn't have time, so it's more just an underexplained mechanic.

Thanks for playing! The game you are thinking of ~might~ by "Patrick's Parabox", which was the loose inspiration for this game, albeit without the recursion. Another recursive "levels inside levels" puzzle game is "recursed", though that one is a platformer.

Thanks! I was sad I couldn't spend the time I wanted on actual level design, but I'll be sure to make a full game out of this soon that teaches the mechanics better.