An unintentional rage game, that was supposed to be a fairly chill puzzle experience but instead turns into a battle against my janky and unreliable click detection. So enjoy that!

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I'm even more of an idiot than I thought, and exported the .exe wrong. So not only would you need to download that weird .exe file from a stranger, you'll also need to put this .pck file in the same folder. I promise it's not a virus, but it is a very bad game.

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KNOWN MAJOR BUGS:

• Level one just plays itself half the time and I've no idea why
• Sometimes level 2 locks up and that's it for that playthrough
• Will your gremlings get stuck in a wall? Maybe!
• There is absolutely no tutorial and I'll be surprised if anyone even turns the first level on
• Click detection on the screens is an absolute mess.
• Don't try and replay after returning to the main menu. Just don't.
• All kinds of other nonsense. Do not play this game.

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If you absolutely must, though, controls are WASD to move, RMB to look / steer, E to interact with stuff when the prompt appears in the middle of the screen, and mouse clicks for everything else.

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Alone in the vastness of space, it's up to you to keep your ship running smoothly. Which was just fine, until the gremlings that actually do all the work escaped!

Solve puzzles to guide your tiny gremling pals back where they're supposed to be, so they can get on with running the ship's systems and you can go back to napping.

A totally-not-derivative attempt at a game in seven days for the Code for a Cause Jam 2025.