-Huh
-A very interesting idea, even if it's not an entirely original one
-Why does it get harder with every restart? Or maybe it just adds more blocks to spice things up...
-It seems like when you get rotating blocks, you can also get an extra turn with no other blocks appearing? I could be just going crazy
-The fact that pictograms can wrap around the screen with their less usual effects (like pushing/pulling) fucks me up
-I wish the manual was getting updated in real time to save all the pictogram effects that you have already discovered
-However if that was a conscious decision on your part then it is very bold of you to put so much trust into your player to remember what every one of those symbols does
-What does "Agni" pictogram do? I am a bit worried about it
-The more you play, the harder it actually gets to lose, because it feels like you get easy rounds after failing.
-God bless x3 speed
-Honestly not much else to say, the game ate like an hour and a half of my time and I haven't noticed, and every time I restarted I found new types of blocks but I think I eventually discovered all of them
-Never actually got to make the ZX Spectrum smile, because there appears to be no end goal even after I was around 43 mil dollars in debt

This feels more like a minigame inside of a bigger game. I enjoyed the discovery of how everything interacts with each other and how you presented new elements without any hand-holding, since it doesn't take a lot of time to restart and there doesn't seem to be any global progression (the latter seems to be more of a negative aspect, really)

Very neuron-activating and there are even slight hints of some kind of environmental storytelling, but mostly it feels like a fun little thing you did in your spare time, which I think is a good approach.

It isn't easy to tell if you've selected a square that has already has a white arrow thing on it.

I didn't play much, but I think this game should be restructured into seperate levels.

Right now you are just constantly watching the "money lost" counter go up. New symbol you haven't seen before appears? You are basically guaranteed to lose money.

Suggestion: If the game was split up into distinct levels that slowly introduced new mechanics, your progress of learning different mechanics would be visceral, you could see your progress on the overworld map or whatever.
Because right now its like "the witness" if it only had 1 giant puzzle and a counter that said how many people you killed.

I liked this. Difficulty curve needs adjusting: goes from simple to overly complex in the space of a couple of puzzles. I’d suggest only introducing one new mechanic at a time. Give the player a simple puzzle with the new mechanic to teach them, then in the next puzzle test their knowledge.

^Originally wrote that for the first build. New build is better, but still maybe introduces things too quick.