Awesome stuff! As everyone else has mentioned, this game's artstyle is amazing. Easiest 5/5 visuals rating thus far.
Obvious artstyle comments aside, I also really like the game's theming. This could've been a generic adventure through the forest as some boilerplate wizard, but the make-believe children's game aesthetic does a lot to make the game stand out. It also helps justify the presence of a spinning wheel with elements on it being used for combat. It feels like a believable part of the game, rather than UI pasted on by a game designer. I also love how the game sounds; music and sfx are both great.
My only real complaint concerns gameplay. I like the 5-way rock-paper-scissors system you have going, and being able to change your wheel is really nice. Even so, the gameplay itself is quite… empty? You guess what the opponent's wheel is gonna be, change up yours, and then see if you were lucky. If you were unlucky, you just change your wheel to counter the opponents and then try again. There's not really that much to it; you just set your wheel, click the spin button, and try again if you're unlucky. It would have been nice to have some sort of player agency during combat, not just setting the wheel beforehand.
But overall, this was great. I was recommended this one on the Juniper Dev Discord, and it definitely delivered.