Such a wonderfully weird, yet enticing game. My exploration side took over a little and I started trying to climb on things and trying to throw a ball through the hoop (I wasn't successful). I like that you've given the world some depth with the lore, and I think the way that delivering through the computers and clipboards means that some stuff can get missed (but I feel the same with Boneworks & Lab). Saying that though, the interactions, objects and labels for the various meats around the facility paint their own picture that I think is really interesting. I especially like having to plug the socket in to get a meatball every time - silly but feels just right. I could totally see how this could roll out into a wider game narrative too.

The Gravitation Sucker-Blower was super cool. I found myself walking around and sucking up objects for fun.

The cool style reminds me of StanleyParable and Acounting+. Only this one is better because it got cables!

I also was confused as what to do at first and I was trying to walk around or through the settings window and about to give up, and then I turned around and was like, "OH! That's where I gotta go!" Now that I read the store page, I see it's a meat playground. I did play with the sucker thing a lot though! Imagine if you did hook up ChatGPT and told it to pretend it was CHATBBQ and you could ask it questions about the meat packing space, that would be quite fun! I enjoyed the interactivity, I didn't read all the text as it was quite long and I thought I had to accomplish some kind of goal but all the interactivity is there to build upon for a fun game!

I'm a little confused on what to do. But it was fun exploring and the gravity gun is pretty cool. Interesting lore on the commodore 64.