thanks for your comment. I had a lot of feedback during development asking to implement a way to stack/store items, but for me it's part of the theme ^^. In most RPG games, the player is always selling lots of crap to every shopkeeper, and it has no consequences. I wanted to show kind of a "behind the scene" of what the shopkeeper has to endure everyday.
I may improve that for a post-jam version, I'll put that on my list.
yeah, a last minute bug with the potion can make the last level possible without the last craft :/

glad you enjoyed it, some of the art were placeholder sprites I never had time to upgrade, and I'm not an artist at all.

there is a last minute bug with the potion during fight, it made the game easier (in all but one case) and allow you to finish it without all the crafts, which shouldn't be possible normally.

glad you liked it, my original idea included only the shop part, with a very basic animation during the night and full random loot.

Then I thought about the hero part, and I wasn't sure if it was worth the time invested, but it became the part of the game I spent the most time on. 

Yes, there is only 1-2 new recipes per level, and at some point you have to farm an item to get to the next level, so it's just waiting for 2-3 days.
I had the idea to make a fast forward button to solve all fights without render, but as the game isn't too long, I spent my time on more levels.

glad you enjoyed it, I was planning to work on the items pickup but I ran out of time. The area was even smaller at the beginning and I increased it once but that was not enough apparently. 

Thanks, I'm not an artist at all, and I had no idea how it looks for someone who didn't spent a week on it. Some asset were planned to be updated, but I choose to add more levels first and I ran out of time. ( The Hero sprite was just a placeholder that I never removed)

I was worried about the clarity of the goal and progression, the game doesn't help you a lot and you have to discover how it works.