It's not clear what the objective is. I figured out I could move pieces and that they matched the flowers at the bottom, but putting them over the matching background flowers does nothing. I can click on the spinning seasons wheel and it gets smaller, but then that doesn't seem to have somewhere it's supposed to go.
I can't right click to inspect the game window itself while the game is running, and inspecting the web page doesn't give me anything that is clearly related to the puzzle. I think you need to workshop this some more. A good puzzle should have a clear solution once you start heading down the right track and not be based on luck. If you want people to utilize the "inspect" tool, which is a cool idea, you need to make sure it's clear what they need to see in the console to move forward.
I can see the game's thumbnail shows something different than what the main gameplay shows, and I *could* go try and make the actual game screen match it, but I don't want to. You've not provided enough context for me to know why I care about breaking out or what I'm trying to break out of. This was more frustrating than anything else.
Thank for your input. You 'Inspect' the page, not the game. This tool shows you output from the game to the Console automatically. When you start moving objects and have 'Inspect' open, you'll get a hint when you're close to solving the puzzle.
Let me show you:
Click anywhere on the page--not on the game window itself-- go to 'Inspect', and then watch for any input when you start moving objects around.
Yes, you're right. I just checked, and Edge seems to be preventing the messages from being output. The counter for the error messages that keeps going up is actually trying to print out a hint, but Edge is suppressing it! I didn't foresee this. That's on me. In the mean time, if you still want to stick with it, when you see the counter going up while moving a cloud, that's where all the clouds need to be.
I'll try to find a way to fix it. I'm sorry for any inconvenience on my part.