Really neat idea and extra impressive you pulled it off in RPG Maker. The puzzles can be fun, but the difficulty kinda jumps around, with some levels feeling super easy and others suddenly tricky or a bit fiddly to control. A lot of folks mentioned the loud clang from the wagon hitting the rails – it’s funny at first but gets pretty grating after a while. Some movement tweaks like being able to rotate in place or reset puzzles quicker would make it smoother. Still, the cute art, creative concept, and clever moments in the puzzles make it a fun little spatial game worth polishing up

Very impressive given the choice of engine.

That being said, I think as a designer, checking out Godot might give you more flexibility in the future!

Good puzzle design though, but it was a bit difficult for me to position my character correctly to get it to throw the tile where I wanted!

I think the *clang* sound was a bit loud and can get kinda repetitive.

Well done!

Mechanically rpg maker isnt a great engine but besides that fact the art side you using the rpg maker premade assets is quite lackluster. The controls themselves felt uninteresting and very basic with not much room. Providing a rotate tool for the sprite would be nice. and no colision box movement for the player but thats and engine problem. 
I think upgrade from rpg maker start using a more dynamic engine to create your games you are holding yourself back on this by staying with it. 

Love the simple but elegant puzzles. Also RPG maker great to see

RPG maker is great, good  game :) (go rate mine, please)

I like the concept but found the crash audio to be really too much so I had to mute the game.

Movement felt smooth, and the puzzles are well thought out. well done

really good game no complaints here

Fun little spatial puzzler... The repetition of the crashing was a bit much... it would be better if it reversed course when it hit a dead end... ping ponging back and forth until the loop is completed.  Great work!

It's a simple concept, but it can be really tricky. It's fun and I can see it being taken further (looking at the buildings along the way). I like that I could stand in place with the rail to let the train drive over me. Those were fun moments.

I found the placement to be tricky. In order to place a rail, I needed to face a certain direction, but I needed 2 spaces to turn around and face the right direction. This really increased the challenge and the number of steps I took to solve the puzzle.

I eventually had a round without a cart. I think the levels may be randomized at that point.

apologies if this comment is quite long. I do find it odd that we aren't actually told about it or start on the main menu. I stumbled upon it on accident when misclicking x instead of z (and I feel like it help explains some of the random scenery like the castle in level 4). If it wasn't for finding out about the menu and being able to lower the volume I don't think I'd of beaten every level (bar the random one but the idea of having that is cool and if you manage to make it work would be interesting). level 3 is tricky due to the fact the game which is presented as a puzzle game (at least in a sense) doesn't communicate that you can "cheat" it (also even slowed it was still a bit hard trying to move 2 pieces over and back quick enough, it being slightly slower would probably help the level feel like it is more about figuring out what you are meant to do). I'd recommend swapping level 5  and 4 , level 5 does a great job teaching the player how the button works, I was stuck for a long time on level 4 cuz I didn't know what the game wanted me to do(I beat level 5 before beating level 4). I would also recommend telling the player they can reset the puzzle (and maybe have it be bind to a button like r rather than the menu selection method, which I don't know if fully intentional or not). I think alot of these quality of life things could really improve the player experience

A simple but unique take on loops where you BUILD the loops yourself! The puzzles do take some out of the box thinking to solve, which I like!

This is a very neat game, but the sound effect feels so grating after a while to be honest, I also got stuck on level 3 as well, and it felt like the difficulty ramped up REALLY fast

Well Done! Very cool idea, I got stuck on level 3, maybe I missed something but could not progress from there. Level 2 was pretty clever!

This was a fun little game! I really enjoyed level 2, I managed to get a track on the inside and skip using like 3 of 4 pieces haha

This is a nice work :) I like how it feels, congrats! One suggestion: the train-crash sound effect adds great atmosphere, but its frequency is a bit jarring. Overall, amazing job!

Not sure what happened, but I could not play. My character would not set down the rail no matter what I clicked or pressed. I would suggest adjusting the rail audio. It is very loud and annoying after a few triggers. The cover art for the file is so cute! So is the menu screen.

Would be nice to be able to rotate on the spot. It was sometimes a bit fiddly to look at the desired direction to throw a part. Yes this restriction could also be part of the puzzle mechanic but i think it would benefit the overall feel to be more flexible with the movement.

Neat idea to use rpgmaker for this, but this is really uninteresting, the puzzles are trivially easy, and god, that sound of the wagon hitting the end of the rails is grating.