Pixel art and crafting? Yes, please. 

very cool game, interacting with the sign uses up one interaction which makes player try to figure it out by themselves, quite creative way to integrate the tutorial. cool puzzles

Making the sign cost you an action is the best single idea I've run into in this jam. It turns the tutorial into part of the puzzle instead of something you click through, and letting walking be free while interacting isn't draws the line in exactly the right spot. Two signs in and I was already weighing up whether the third one was worth reading. The isometric art is lovely and reads really clearly at a glance. Where I struggled was feedback. I ended up standing on the stick pressing E with nothing at all telling me whether it had worked or whether I'd just wasted an action, so I couldn't tell if I was making progress. Even a small flash or a sound would carry a lot here. Seriously impressive for a first solo game.

Really cool mechanics and execution! I like that reading the sign takes an action and you force the player to figure it out; I think crafting should count as one too. Missing a bit of polish in terms of smoother menus/controls and the missing parts you already mentioned, and I got stuck on the first cooking level, but this is awesome for your first solo game!

This is very cool. Love the art style. Slowly introducing game mechanics is perfect. Really good job :)

Very creative way to make the tutorial.  Fun and unique way of implementing a count down.

Charming art style and the way you introduced the game was super good, made it very intuitive. The only point where I got a bit stuck was when learning to cook, some indicators of cooking and fuel duration would've helped a lot there. Besides that I really enjoyed the puzzles too.

I really like the integrated tutorial! Good job explaining how to play the game by slowly introducing mechanics rather than overwhelming the player :)

Very nice, clever use of the theme! I enjoyed playing it, felt like Minecraft skyblock with limited resources/time :D

I've beaten the game. It really require big brain.

very cool puzzle. Some kind of feedback for crafting would be really nice though so I can tell if I had crafted something.