Loved the idea!! The foot mechanics is so fun!!

Nice game!

So immersive haha :D Looks good, plays well too.

Great concept and fun to play! Controls are easy enough, but the challenge is there! Stupid roombas are way too familiar to me so I felt pain all the way through the game. Only feedback: I wish the movement of the robot would be a bit more predictable - if it hits on the right bumper it should go left and vice verse, this way it would be a tiny bit easier. That, and also, more levels (probably lack of time, but I would highly recommend pursuing this idea further). Good luck!

We've all been there. Love that you can step on the untrademarked vacuum machine to make it stop for a moment. Five stars

Nice game! The foot control idea is very smart!
Guess I'm not asking for a roomba for my birthday after all

Amazing idea and gameplay, it's really funny :laughing:

Cool idea, but robot stuck up in furniture a couple of times for me and i had to restart.

I really liked the way the game looks. It's stylish!

Really cool entry, I like the controls! Feels like I haven't seen stuff like that before. And though I've never lived with a robot, the movement felt quite realistic and worked well with the feet.

It would have been great with some hectic music and maybe the character could say stuff when the robot isn't doing the right thing. Like getting stuck at the wall for a bit. Or if there seems to be no progress in specks collected or real progress towards closest speck being made. That would have added a lot to the mood and humor of the game.

But as a very interesting puzzle I liked it a lot.

Pretty hilarious premise, and pretty graphics & lighting. The bounces were sometimes a bit strange in tight corners and lil bot could get stuck a bit.
Nevertheless simple but effective, well done.

The premise is so simple but so well done lol
Lighting and models are clean and crisp.

Interesting idea! I used to imagine that I can direct the vacuum robot like this if I have one:)

What? This is so tight for a jam game!
I loved the foot mechanic, alternating feet - and how they rotate depending on the direction from the source. Just brilliant.
And I have actually tried to direct my Roomba:tm: with this method so extra points for realism :laughing:
Great job!