I get the splash screen and then the game force quits.

fun game

The game is really well made! I like the stylized graphics and the concept of managing a nuclear reactor is really interesting. However, I think that the controls might be a little bit uncomfortable - having to precisely aim to hit small buttons along with having to rotate to check out temperature, water etc. makes it really hard to control and panic-inducing :D (which might have been a deliberate thing actually...?).

Overall I like the atmosphere of this game, sounds are fitting, graphics are solid, the only thing could be maybe making the buttons etc. bigger to make the controls easier.

This was fun! It's pretty hectic to keep all meters at a good level, you need to get into a rhythm of checking every gauge. In the end I always forgot to pull the control rods out again (I should not be a nuclear engineer). I love the decision to put the city you are powering outside of your window. Gives you some context what's on the line if the reactor melts down.

This is really intense! Well done! I was under constant pressure which I really enjoyed. The graphics, music and sound effects are top-notch. Thumbs-up!

really nice! I love the concept!

Really liked how "Unstable" was implemented in this one! Juggling all the parameters to avoid the meltdown was compelling and chaotic at the same time!

An interesting game, sorry, monotonous, and there is a lack of a volume control

Ahh! I can see the FNAF influence! This kept me occupied for a fair while guys! Good stuff

Fun game, not great not terrible. Joking, very well made.

Cool idea. :-)

Great work guys! Nice and stressy, if a bit unforgiving - would like to see larger control buttons

There are some games with same idea about meltdown reactors on gamesjam, but I like, that every game has unique style ande gameplay. You made great work. Good game.

Cool game

Really cool Game. Love the 360 gameplay, only wish some buttons were bigger.

The use of the 3D environment to house all the controls is a good choice, I think. A particularly important component of this setup is that the controls cannot all be seen at once. This of course would be possible in 2D, but is a lot more natural in 3D.

The result of this is that I have to constantly be aware of my surroundings, and be sure I'm not forgetting to check anything. This experience works really well, especially with the sound effects when something is going wrong. Once I got into a good rhythm the only component that ever got into the red zone was the pressure meter, but the experience of hearing that sound effect and thinking "Oh, I really got to get to that fast" worked pretty well, because I was mentally aware that the pressure meter was the only thing I hadn't checked recently.

Overall I think this is a pretty good take on the "manage a nuclear reactor" idea.