I wished to play but I couldn't pass the first screen, game didn't accept any of my mouse or keyboard input.

The game was pretty fun in general. One thing to change might be to have a greater variety of customers because the same customers came every day in the same order.

I had fun! I liked the upgrade system and the use of dice placement. However, the strict requirements on what die is needed for what category kind of limit what you can actually do with a given "day". Some rolls are just a heck of a lot more useful than others. I had to throw out a lot of 5s and 3s.

A dice placement game works best when you have a lot of competing priorities so there's competition for a given roll. I would have liked to see a mechanic for rerolling or modifying rolls (perhaps combining 2 dice into 1 roll, or discarding 2 dice to get a new roll, etc.)

I also would've liked a way to fast-forward the days. There's a lot of downtime while customers mill about the store.

Finally (and I'm a little loathe to say this) but there needs to be some kind of problem nipping at my heels, like rent or ingredient purchasing. Without something to drain my funds, a good day isn't very distinguishable from a bad one.

Still, all that said, it was very enjoyable. You've got a strong foundation here for a more fleshed-out game.

Alrighty lot to unpack here

Game was pretty enjoyable, got to $100 and was enjoying seeing the building fill up with more and more customers.

But oh my goodness I cannot explain the relief that came from unlocking the record player. I felt like I was going insane as the same 8 second loop played over and over and over. Which might be intentional as working a shop without music is enough to drive anyone mad. So uh, I suppose good work.

But yeah was pretty enjoyable (excluding that 8 second loop)