That console was fantastic. The responsiveness of the buttons and options you gave the player to interact with the robot were great. I loaded up the little robot and drove him around the room a bit, but I wasn't sure where to deliver the stuff. I know you didn't have time for sounds, but that would probably be a good place to have some kind of voice over telling you what to do as you progress with the robot. Great entry, smooth controls!

I saw a lot of attentions were put to set design. really like little details such as how the camera fades from one to another with snow. and the design of the operation desk is classic and retro. looking forward if you are going to add some sound in it. 

Awesome job! The printer was really stylish and juicy ;) The idea is cool, you could push this one to Apple or Quest pro, with the new cameras and passthrough I see that game using the station with passthrough/AR and switching to normal VR load and help robot. 

This is an amazing entry to the jam! I hope you get more views on this game, because it totally deserves it! I think it could definitely become a full scale game if you decide to keep working on it!

Some points of feedback would be that the paper order system need just a bit of tweaking. The material used for the paper itself is really shiny, and can make the orders hard to read. This is especially critical when you’re trying to reference the map. 
On that line, I think allowing the player to “hang” the orders in some way would be really helpful. Sort of like how in “I Expect You to Die”, you can kinda suspend papers in the air. 

Final thing is just that sometimes the order papers collide with the player collider and causes the player to shoot up way high into the air. That’s an easy enough fix though.

But other than those minor tweaks, I loved it! With some more polish and time, I could totally see this becoming a full game! Keep it up!