Sure! The one that was most annoying to me was the giant potato because you can interact right when you enter the room, and that’s fine. But for me, it was the very last thing. So I had to replay all that room again. And the hitbox of the potato stays after it falls, so if you barely touch it when it’s on the ground, you also die.

Not necessarily, just I think even some more clarity about what I was trying to do each level. First level it was clear it was the fuse, but the second level, I wasn't sure that the elevator was the right way to go, and then the greenhouse, I guess that I needed to go up, but I think it could be a bit clearer where/what I was supposed to do. Though at the same time the ridiculous solutions out of nowhere was a trope of old Point and Click games, and the quickfire nature of restarting means it never got too frustrating.

I guess it is simple in both but not in a bad way. For me simple is the highest form of art and it is what really good creators aspire to achieve. By not over working the game loop of this game you were able to introduce lots of moments and interest and humour. So when I say simple, I mean simple good rather than simple bad.

Personally, I would like some sort of hint on screen about what the controls are because explaining everything at the beginning makes it hard to remember what was explained. But that might be just me, everything is up to you. Hope to see what comes next :)

It took a bit of getting used to, but once you explored more and tried stuff out it got easier. It was fun trying to figure it out.