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Yep, it usually happens to me that my games were very complex or extensive. This games I made didn't finish well or I couldn't finish them ahead of time.

Now, when I start making a game, I always think of a piece of advice that someone gave me: 

Use the KISS principle: Keep It Simple, Stupid!

Thanks! I didn't have much time so I kept it as simple as I could.

I like the idea and the mechanics seem simple and pleasant to me. However, from the third idea onwards, the ideas do not appear on the screen and only the question appears (Would you like to keep this idea? Yes or No).

Fixed, a bug generated from fixing another.

Thanks for playing.

I've already fixed the bug that caused the robot to request a gear that doesn't exist.

In addition, I have blocked and hidden the mouse and I have changed that the gears respawn when there are only 8 gears left (before there were 5). And I've added a new feature (by pressing E) that allows you to refresh the robot request.

Thanks for playing.

I've already locked and hidden the mouse and fixed the bug that caused the robot to ask you for a gear that doesn't exist.

In addition, I have changed that the gears respawn when there are only 8 gears left (before there were 5). And I've added a new feature (by pressing E) that allows you to refresh the robot's request.

Thanks for playing.

I had forgotten that Elefun existed and now I'm being struck by nostalgia.

si, es normal, no está subida la build.

I want to play it, but I can't because the web file is not configured correctly

Please, fix it, the idea caught me, and now I want to play it.

The idea is to add or subtract the colors of the side orbs (the drawing on the floor tells you this), the result of which is shown in the central orb. In such a way that the color of the central orb and the computer screen are the same.

Then the rules would be to hit the orbs to make them change color so that the color of the central orb and the computer screen are the same.

I guess, but I'm not really sure.

I feel like I've been flattered and not at the same time.

The idea is to add or subtract the colors of the side orbs (the drawing on the floor tells you this), the result of which is shown in the central orb. In such a way that the color of the central orb and the computer screen are the same.

No, you must match the color of the central orb with the color of the computer, for this you must change the side orbs so that the central orb changes.

The controls are WASD and F to change the color of the orbs.

I'm fixing some bugs and left it due to lack of time.

Hay que practicar más el pastoreo jajajaja