I really like the aesthetic of the game, nice color scheme, ui and music. The idea is great and I love to see some lore/story behind it too! I think it needs better balancing tho (or i'm just bad at the game) - I got biscuit monsters waaay too often. Pretty much every time I risked it I would get between 1 and 2 of them. 

Very cool game!

I love the color scheme and the gameplay, awesome game!

Nice concept, and I love lore so the text added a lot to the game. This game is really underrated, considering how unique and well-made it is! Will be rating highly!

Like others said about the tutorial and text a bit overwhelming with the amount but I will say, it was a nice to have a tutorial none the less and the way you did it wasn’t too bad, with a small change here and there it would have been a really good tutorial. I loved the art as well and the music wasn’t distracting and actually kinda cozy. Well done~

There was a lot of  text, but the gameplay was fun.

Liked the style and feel. Tutorial is soo complex and verbose. I just skipped and ended up not knowing how to play of course haha. I suggest introducing the mechanics slowly instead.

Did find a bug where I would drag player cards to the playable area and they just wouldn't stay

This game is incredibly charming, and it's clear there was a lot of creative thought put into it. I especially appreciated the little story events in between days, and the animations that accompanied them!

I struggled a bit to fully understand the mechanics, and I think that's mostly because I'm not the type who can read the rules of a new card/board game and "get" it right away - I pretty much just have to learn by playing. So, that's probably more my personal experience than a fault of the mechanics themselves, which are super creative!

One thing I would like to see is something similar to the setting in Balatro where you can speed up the game's animations. Especially once players are more familiar with the game, it might feel a little cumbersome to wait several seconds for animations to finish after every hand.

All that said, great job on this entry! The vibes and theme were right on point.

Very interesting take on a one-player gambling card game!  Here are my notes as I played through the game

• The intro text and tutorial are very long.  It might be better to not explain all the mechanics at the start so the player can get into the action sooner.
• If I pickup a card I can't place it back into the same location with left click.
• It's hard to tell the different multiply cards apart, maybe special artwork that shows their amount too
• It would be nice to have click and drag as an option for cards too
• After the post game upgrade screen, clicking on the [Click to continue] text box doesn't always continue.  Sometimes only part of it works, other times the whole box can't be clicked on.
• An option to see the cards in your deck would be nice
• Is the amount on each card random every time it's drawn?  I thought it would be constant.  I'm not sure the best way of communicating that, I found out when I got an offer for a rare multiplier card
• I usually ended up risking all my cards on the first "risk it" and then just clicked risk it twice more after that.  Buying cards for crumbs seems inefficient since I want to save those for upgrades.

I did make it to the end, I had 24 biscuits left and 40 ish crumbs.  It was an interesting challenge to try and find the optimal strategy.  I really liked the upgrades, they seemed helpful and well thought out.  Thanks for making a fun game!