Weirldy unpolished polished game.
Clunkiness does not translate well to the new take on gameplay, i have no idea what didn't let developers make a proper drag and drop system with items, instead you have to manually aim and drop stuff with a small dot recticle on the ground.

Nothing is clear, does smelting more than a single ingot increases the mass? Does it just outright destroy excess nuggets? No telling the difference, no visual cues.

Starting tedium seems to get sorted out the more you play, but game still has a weird lot of stuff that just feels awkward as hell, no idea why everything has to be dropped and not slotted, things seem to fall over and go around the place every time.

While this game has a bunch of interesting premise, it jsut feels like devs didn't bother implementing general quality of life interactions and just a little bit of fine tuning while working with navigation and clutter management.

Weirldy unpolished polished game. Clunkiness does not translate well to the new take on gameplay, i have no idea what didn't let developers make a proper drag and drop system with items, instead you have to manually aim and drop stuff with a small dot recticle on the ground. Nothing is clear, does smelting more than a single ingot increases the mass? Does it just outright destroy excess nuggets? No telling the difference, no visual cues. Starting tedium seems to get sorted out the more you play, but game still has a weird lot of stuff that just feels awkward as hell, no idea why everything has to be dropped and not slotted, things seem to fall over and go around the place every time. While this game has a bunch of interesting premise, it jsut feels like devs didn't bother implementing general quality of life interactions and just a little bit of fine tuning while working with navigation and clutter management.