PyWeek - What is game? - feedback

I like this game!!!

It is like The Incredible Machine without the silliness. :) The physics are believable. The
music is a nice fit and enjoyable.

It has a couple minor flaws:

- When the objects intersect with a control they interfere with the control. I was able to
work around this.

- When I hit the 3 x platforms + 3 x conveyors + 3 x bouncers level, the game gets stuck. I hit
"test level" four balls came out (I think) and made it to the green box, but the level would
not end.

- The game hiccups. I think it is when the music loads.

If you fix it I will finish the game. :) With some polish this would be a very nice game.

It's a physics puzzler. But I didn't see any interesting elements. This has been done dozens of
times before, except usually it's not just colored rectangles :).

Wonky physics ftw. :)

no hint that it only works out of the box with p3k (it can be fixed to run with py2)

Good physics simulation, has promise with further development to assemble a puzzle game.
Noticed that the wind device unexpectedly affect through walls. Controls are a little
awkward and might have been more intuitive to have vector controls directly on the devices. In
addition, clicking device properties can select object beneath.

Fun, relaxing game - right up my alley. Fancy this up a bit and you've got a nice game going on.

Seemed very cool but had lots of issues with controls … couldn’t figure out how to change
properties of items (like the wind), when buttons clicked of magnitude, the wind just
switches off, device stops working …

Controls didn't work, couldn't rotate objects or change objects. Clicking on anything at the
bottom made the settings go all the way to 0.

I like the idea of this game although I didn't seem to be able to alter the properties of the
objects. This meant I was stuck right at the beginning. Looks like it would have been fun
though!

I had a lot of fun figuring out all the levels, but some of the bugs were frustrating to deal with,
such as how I kept grabbing a piece and a slider at the same time. Also, the collision can be
rather weird at times. Despite this, it turned out fairly well.

Trying to change data when an object is behind the slider selects the object and moves it while
you modify its data, which is a quite annoying bug.

It took me a while for me to figure out how to play the game despite the instructions provided in
the readme file and the display text. The concept is good!