It was a fun game, and I enjoyed figuring out the conditions (a puzzle in itself!), but I feel like too little info was given. I didn't even realize that the gnomes and globes were separable for awhile, and the gnomes are a bit small to notice/see properly. I think I would have included instructions something like this:

The object of the game is to make the gnomes happy.

- The globes move, but the gnomes stay in fixed positions.

- You can only switch adjacent globes (this is not a bug).

- The clothes make the gnome. (Or you could write something more obvious like Hint: pay attention to the gnome's tiny outfits. Or you could make everything bigger/clearer.)

I did really like how the levels were designed to show you how to play. All in all quite clever :)

It's quite a puzzling (in a good way) game. Short, but solid. With all of that levels, it's done in just about a few minutes. I enjoy the background music, giving the player time to chill and relax. The art is quite cozy and it seems a fun game to play. The gameplay is quite solid. The only thing I can complain about is probably the way the text is being displayed. Good idea to make it typewriter style, but it's a little bit... out of position. It's not centered and more of a "Got no time! Slap it there and there!" kind of feeling. But from the submission time, I can see why. Good game! Keep up the good work!

Also, there's a typo from the first sentence: Welcom to our game. 

This concept is quite interesting! I did miss a way of knowing where did the elves want to be put so that I could plan ahead and know where I was supposed to put them instead of figuring it out by just swapping them randomly.

Aside from that, the game plays fine and provides a great experience. If you can/want to please take a look at my game and rate it!

I’m looking for feedback on it so anything you’d like to say about it will be greatly appreciated.