I love the art!

Very cool game the concept is so good. If you have a second, I’d super appreciate a rating back on my game The Last Light

Definitly one of my highest rated games. Loved the mechanics. But after 10 levels, the failure states stops being running out of tiles, and start being "don't get softlocked". You're way more likely to get tiles that just lead to dead ends or monsters that you can't trigger so you just have to restart and it's annoying. I found the rats very confusing, it didn't seem to trigger the way it's decribed. I feel like it was mostly triggering on the sides, and never in the direction it's looking. The snake is the worst. No way to avoid it. The rest is fine. I went to level 18 and then quit because of time, but I caught a bug:

I put a construction in the area of a dark swirl and went on it. The construction tile moved with the swirl but the yellow outline stayed. However, the construction effect didn't trigger. In fact, it got stuck. No next tile. No effect. Softlock.

well  done

Really well done, I like the mechanics!

This is so creative and clever, it already works well as a puzzle game but adding a deckbuilding element? Ooh yeah, I like that a lot. You can amass a pretty fun strategy of hitting lots of burn tiles but countering them by adding lots of "add to your lampa" tiles so instead of avoiding obstacles you kinda muscle through them. I love a puzzle game that has open ended options for progressing, and I think that's real neat.

One thing I would like is to be able to place tiles such that they connect to a path that isn't just the tile I'm standing on. Like, if I can place a tile that connects to the path logically, and just doesn't happen to connect to my current tile, like a corner piece rotated to connect to a different patch of road, I think that should be valid. It'd open up different options for pathing and maybe give the player some more niche choices.

This was so fun! Easy to pick up, and, sure, maybe a little too easy to master once you start packing your deck with strong rewards, but the game is incredibly addicting. A full version of this would go hard. I really enjoyed the dark whirlpools, they added a layer of complexity that was very fun to play around. Great work!

Beautiful game! really fun puzzles and the monsters effects are super interesting. nice subtle take on countdown too :)

really loved the idea with the scroll wheel , nice work 

Simple in concept and very fun to play. The music was great, sound effects were well made and the art was beautiful. I love it! Though the levels later on started to feel a bit same-y. I also found that when you softlock yourself in a level you have no way of retrying and you have to go to the menu and play again, adding a restart button to the level would be a good fix.

Love the art style! And nice little game overall, nice job! 

Wow, just wow.  I cannot put this down.  The artstyle is so charming, the gameplay is intuitive and super super fun.  Played this with my partner and we set out on a mission to make our entire deck windmills, didn't think I'd be so excited each time I saw one but I was.

If I had to be picky, I'd say this suffers the same way a lot of deckbuilding games do which is as you build up your deck too much you struggle to see the impact of your new choices, so more ways to remove cards might have helped as ours just kept climbing up and up.  Absolutely loved it though, genuinely amazing game :D