i liked this a lot! reminds me of a laid back version of Spacechem. there were a few bugs but thankfully they weren't that much of an issue due to the level select. i thought it was a really great use of the theme as well, and the final puzzle forced me to be clever and use all the mechanics. would love to see some tougher puzzles! 

i really like puzzle games like this where there isn't one fixed solution per puzzle. the UI and the art felt satisfying. may have just been a personal problem but the low contrast of the treadmill icon caused me to think that option wasn't available on the first puzzle, and i tried to solve it using only claws (which isn't possible).

I really, really, really wanted to enjoy this game, and I spent way longer on it than I meant to because there's a very neat core concept there, and I enjoyed the writing! But the interface needed a bit more polish (clicking and dragging belts was a bit too sensitive - I had a lot of trouble drawing straight lines, and also I wish you could edit the contraption while the pizza was paused because having to kind of remember where the pizza ended up was really annoying) and there were some bugs (for example, if you ever accidentally stacked two pizza slices, that's just on the board forever now, and if your pizza ever touched the bottom or top edge, that made it not go back to the starting position and you had to go home and then to level select to start the level over) that made the game kind of frustrating. Also, I solved level 4 without needing the tips, meaning I never learned that grabbers were the intended strategy, meaning I spent forever trying to solve level 5 without grabbers before realizing that using a grabber was required.

With a bit more polish though I could definitely see this being a really addictive game, since I couldn't stop playing it despite the frustrating elements.

Really fun gameplay & setting! I got some flashbacks to Infinifactory when playing (which is a good thing lol). I would love to see this be updated with more fixes & mechanics, and ideally a bit more on the story side to explain why customers are so picky with their pizza configurations.

This game looks great and the idea is very cool. I wish you could start the machine wth space or enter as the other buttons had shortcuts but it was east to understand and play. I did find it a bit frustrating that I couldn't tell how the pizza was going to rotate when it got bigger so it was often hard to judge exactly where to place the grabbers etc to get the pizza into the goal. Still enjoyable and a good puzzle challenge