This is more or less what I initially wanted to do but lacked the skill to. The bug with the content of the drawers being shown even when you are not looking at them is a bit annoying other than that it's a nice game, maybe a little bit too difficult.

Neat idea, gotta love building robots. Still struggling with the core but will get there. Nice job

I like the concept! The tutorial could be explained as we play the game, and some tooltips on parts would've helped this game tremendously. But good work overall. Thank you for your work!

Interesting idea.
Uncontradictable stuff adds more fun.

Takes some time to figure out  how stuff works.

Good job!

I liked the back and forth from the work desk to the drawers. It felt like I was stationed at a strange diner that serves robots which is neat lol.

Trying to understand what I was grabbing was confusing, and the timers felt fast, but I did eventually assemble a robot. I'm not sure if it was correct, since after dragging it to the output box, it closed the game.

Either way, the objects snapping around the center body was pretty interesting to see, and has my brain curious on how you made that work. :thumbs_up:

This is a pretty cool idea, I like how you can't see the orders and look in the part drawers at the same time. It's a little touch that forces the player to actually remember the orders rather than just go down a checklist and pull out each part.

It is definitely really hard lol. There seems to be a lot of variance in the number of parts each order can get, and the orders come in very quickly. It's really overwhelming when you are still trying to figure out which part is what (Labelling the drawers with what type of parts they have would help too I think). Maybe having the maximum number of parts scale over time, so that the first few orders only have like 2-3 parts rather than 10 would help ease the player into understanding the game. 

The game also crashed for me a few times. Good job overall though!

I like the concept of building a robot and trying to get them built correctly and on time. I also like that you didn't tell us exactly what part is what or how exactly to build them. Figuring that out was part of the fun.