Very solid entry! Great looking graphics and gameplay experience. I like the small touches, like you can move a package closer to the present to speed things up and that the ball is rolling away when you drop it :) Also, thank you for letting me restart on the same difficulty level when I fail and not restarting all the way from the beginning. Really important to me at least to keep me going :)

Now I sometimes get confused because of objectives moving to a new position once others are completed. Maybe just replacing the completed objective with the new one could simplify that?

This is an extremely cute, fun, and addicting game. Even now, as I'm replaying to give you a proper review, I found that I just didn't want to stop playing. The art is good, the music fits, and the mechanics are great and simple. I feel like this is the ideal jam game, it was concise enough that you obviously had a lot of time to polish it up and make it professional.

I think one of my only complaints is maybe that although gamepad is supported- a common comment of mine -it would be nice to be able to use the d pad instead or in addition to the joystick. I feel like the only thing that took me out of the experience was fiddling with analogue controls. Otherwise though, I was just sad there wasn't more game after finishing!

I like the idea, graphics and sound.  I really like the use of speeding up the music too to let me know I'm running out of time.  I actually didn't notice the timer/progress bar at the bottom at first, so maybe changing it's color to make it stand out better, and maybe switching it's color when time is running down?  To fit the theme, also this bar could be a candy cane or something.  And the controls weren't the best.  Maybe if I had used a game pad, it would have been better.  But overall, this is a great game with a lot of other great touches!  Good job!

I really liked this! It's a very polished package, though I'm not good at it. I guess to really reach the faster levels, getting the packets and filling them near the dispensers instead of on their stand is better.

I did find the controls a bit confusing, often messing up E and Space. I think having one button but making it context sensitive could make the feel better?