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Hope you enjoy it!

https://brookxii.itch.io/where-the-seeds-drift

Artstyle is pretty good and has the GBA feel to it. music suit it too it match the time period of the screen resolution it was popular in.
Puzzle is super duper confusing got lost on the first door and just going in the room full circle until I noticed the descriptions of the objects in the room is kinda buggy and it is not complete I input them and boom WHHAHA. 

Puzzles are super hard I think but I think that is why it is called a puzzle in the first place because it is hard. I am not really a puzzle fanatic so I can't really comment on that much.

for the gameplay it is pretty direct and I like it that you focus on a scope and develop it a lot unlike others that scope creep and later not owning an identity anymore.

some suggestions for me is to balance the game a bit more. get some players to test it. and get somemore feedbacks on how to create and what are the things that makes  a good puzzle game because I cant really comment on that. Work on the UI's abit more. gameplay is solid but if you pair it up with some nice UI and it will be perfect. add something like a main menu, that sort of thing. make an impression, first impression is what hooks other players into the game in the first place. and later on create some tutorial stages to better explain the mechanics and to familiarize the players so that they could enjoy the game more and not just blindly guess what to do or brute force it.


that is all, you have a very nice game. I could see that you have put a lot of time in it. Congratulations on making the game, Goodluck on future projects

Thanks a lot for the feedback! It's really helpful as the game continues developing!

I rated and left a comment, please check out my game: /jam/brackeys-16/rate/4951824 

Do note that it does require multiplayer, at least one other player should give you a good idea but 3 or more for best experience.