This is what I call a BAD SITUATION

Nice game. There's an interesting variety of puzzles and they're all fun to try and solve. It took me a while to figure most of them out and I did have to resort to the guide a couple times. But the presentation was great and the puzzles were fun. Not much more to say really. Good work.

Very creative, I really enjoyed the puzzles. Artwork was nice, overall really well done

Neat little puzzle game. Reminds me a lot of those flash escape the room games where you kinda have to figure out how the logic of the game works. I like the art and the compartments of the bomb. Think it successfully stimulates my curiosity at all the small mini puzzles.

I liked the idea and puzzles overall, though thing which I nagged me was that you have to lose in order to continue, even theoretically you cannot defuse bomb without prior knowledge of alteast one failed run. Which is against assumption you can defuse the bomb in 60 seconds ^^"

Otherwise I liked the game :)

Things I found while playing:

• Left arrow key is debug key.
• Yellow round thing at the bottom screen.
• Some text on top-right corner.

I love the art style and I think it's a unique and interesting game, I'm just really rubbish at these mystery puzzle kinds of games so the walkthrough was a big help haha :) overall, nice job!

The Don't Touch Anything vibes are really noticable here, this is a really solid entry. Great work!

The inspiration from Please Don't Touch Anything here is obvious, and it's a really fun twist on the idea. The concept of having to purposefully detonate the bomb in order to redo puzzles with new information in mind is genious, although I do wish the solutions would've somehow been randomized for each unique player. Definitely one of my favorites from this jam.

What a fun game! I included it in my GM48: Sixty Seconds compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look. :) https://youtu.be/nuQFkyHHiV8

Really cool game! I like the variety of different puzzles and how everything starts coming together as you figure things out. The meta knowledge required for the numbers in the bottom left was a nice touch. It's a shame the game is technically unbeatable, but I managed to get all five pins and plug them in.

The presentation is really slick too. The various components of the bomb all look cool and are animated well. The music gives the game a nice vibe and the sound effects are well placed.

The only issue (bugs aside) is that it feels uneccesary having to scroll across the screen to figure out the status of the bomb. It's feels like the bomb could have just taken up the whole screen.

Pretty cool, it's a shame we can't complete it. I got as far as 4 pins, I didn't really realize I had to connect the thing on the bottom, but that's pretty smart.

I think the biggest issue is an overall lack of feedback on what works and what doesn't, especially because of the time limit. Like, you can figure stuff out, but it takes a few attemps for simple things. Like the gauge at the top, first time I stopped it in the green I spent a while not knowing what to do because I didn't realize another part of the bomb opened up.

But that's definitely a lot to ask for in 48h, and apart from that lack of feedback, it's pretty polished and the puzzles are interesting.

Not a super accessible game, but I think that's the point! Very cool concept - good work!

Cool idea!