Really nicely polished.  The audio and the textures are nice. The user feedback fits well and the menu is just about perfect for the game's scope. But unfortunately, I honestly didn't have fun. I didn't find it challenging and the mechanic of merely turning every tile again and again wasn't intrigueing enough for me to attempt being efficient and getting quicker times. One could make a puzzle game out of it or a guitar hero like game where you have to rotate the tiles to some rythm. But don't make my words let you down: Your game's a great accomplishement and I think it fits the theme well.

Great game! Congratulation on using all the wildcards, that's impressive!

Maybe, an idea would be to give more ways to remember the sequence, such as in level 4. For many levels, my best way to have a good score is to learn the sequence by heart, which is less fun than when you still have to improvise a bit ;)

Also, congratulations on the audio, menu, transition and smoothness of the game, making it feel very good!

Saw it on Reddit also, nice idea:) Make the levels procedural and release as a casual mobile thing!

 This game is pretty solid and fits the theme and the wildcards used (It fits the conditions for all three). I think the concept might get old beyond the levels that are there but because of the game's length it doesn't overstay its welcome.

I do like that the game encourages you to get the medals at your own pace and preference rather than punishing you for bad play. 

I think I would argue adding a simple timer that increments per successive connection might be worth experimenting with in order to add tension for the casual player. Right now there's no penalty for playing slow but I do like the current build that lets you play it without penalty. I suppose this current mode would work well as a cheat mode?

I really like that all the levels are unlocked from the beginning for the jam build. My favorite level is Level #4. I do think giving the levels names beyond just Level numbers would add more to the personality and give each level a character but that's a minor thing. Level 4 is my favorite because of how every tile only needs one rotation to snap, so it's possible to chain up a lot of tiles using only one click. I then went back and noticed that nearly all levels could be completed with each tile being rotated only once.

Perhaps a possible fail condition if the idea is expanded is rotating it the wrong way would lead to losing a life or ending the level.

The UI is sleek with the animations and I like the level selection screen. I think that's well done. The music mixing is a bit loud however. The credits screen is also pretty neat. I do wish there was a way to view the controls again after you see it for the first time. I currently use the mouse to play and now I am unsure if there's another input method.

Arguably due to the fixed levels, it's entirely possible if speedrunning this game to simply memorize button inputs once a level is 'solved' and solve it that way. I don't know if this would be considered a flaw in its design or entirely intentional and it's not a clear cut matter. I would argue that this game has a very low skill ceiling because of it. If the game were to be expanded into a mobile release, I think an Endless Mode w/ randomly generated tiles would probably be the way to go to keep a consistent, unpredictable challenge. Regardless, it is fun to try and get faster at the levels though and for the scope of the jam the current design works well

The juice is great. It's not overwhelming that it overtakes the clarity of what is going on but hearing the tiles connect together is pretty satisfying. The voice acting is good too and I like the medal system.

I read an earlier comment that talked about a possible tutorial but I think the game's concept is simple enough that I think it doesn't need one. The current levels all serve a good introduction to the concept.

Very nice concept and so so polished game at all level, you can directly ship it !

First minute: mhhh strange, if I turn 4 time each tile, I will win all the time, very strange, not fun...
From the second minute: Holy shit it's pattern based like a rhythm game and the feeling is so satisfying !!!

Maybe one little modification I will be happy to see is a tuto/warm-up level, like level zero, where you just have to right click one time for a line of 4 or 5 tile, to show the feeling and the goal of the game. The first level is too complex to see that for a first time experience.

Also happy to see other french people using Godot :]

Nice game! Everything feels so polished, I just love it! It was also harder than I expected, considering it was a connect the line game, and the tiles even had arrows in them!

You should totally turn this into a mobile game!

The effects and presentation are top notch and make it feel like a "real" game. The couple times I was able to get in a bit of a flow state and complete the level super fast with pattern recognition felt really fun. The connection effect could be toned down a bit, it kinda hurt my eyes when I was trying to look at the arrows on the pieces. 

Wow, that was some seriously smooth player experience. music  is  jaw dropping awesome, really great interface and sound effects.  Might want to jazz up your title screen a bit, I think people are overlooking this game a bit because of it.