Hey! Here is my review of the game. I did it with a constructive purpose, don't mind if I'm too direct. It's good game and it'd need some more love to make it shine :)

What I liked most:
Liked the art overall
Liked the ambiance with the portal & so on
I liked the evil red-eyed flying skeleton (but I see it as a sidekick/friend and not an enemy; not sure if it's the case?)

Liked the "attack builder" mechanics - I think it's fun, it works well and it's "easily extensible"
Liked the braintwist that it creates, I found it funny :D

What left me doubtful:
Not fan of the creatures on cards; in fact I think it'd play better with shapes & colors rather than cute demons. 2 main reasons: not sure about hitting the right theme and readability issues
Tutorial is suppppper too long, it could have lost me or even make it more complicated than it is. Too many cases where I just understand that I need to send cards into the portal and what's THIS and what's IT
Not sure about building "clarity" to "fight", it gets confused with the theme and the action IMO
When cards giving clarity, I'd like to see orbs popup and go into the counter

What I didn't get:

I didn't get it was a score attack (such as Balatro) at first, it should get more obvious and have a clear target
It was not clear that I only have got 3 cards by turn
Would need more icons and as few text as possible (readability too) and ease the decision making


Nice Job both of you!

A unique kind of game here out of the other jam submissions, I really liked THIS mechanic, IT made it more diverse and fun : ) 

It's always nice to play fellow card game especially so polished!
The interaction with cards felt good and I really liked the concept of passive cards that improve other cards.  The art is great too. Great team work!

Nitpicking: after passing the tutorial, I think, I've beaten 5 or 6 levels until I got completely overwhelmed by the interactions. Maybe it's because English isn't my native language, but I had difficulties understanding differences between cards, keeping all that in mind, and their art was different only slightly. Maybe while the card is being dragged, show preview of how this will affect score/other cards. This could trivialize the game though, so it's up to you guys to decide.

Very interesting take on a deck-builder game! And so polished too, I am very impressed.

I have to admit, I kept getting confused by all the THIS and IT mechanics, and couldn't really keep straight in my head what would happen once I had a hand full of complicated cards.

Awesome idea with the loop theme. Astonishing art and very addictive game. Enjoyed this game, thank you <3

This game has the best art I've seen so far in this jam, so professional! The mechanics and the way to interpret the theme are also unique. I'm not sure I fully understood the mechanics, like why THIS and IT sometimes become lower case when I hover over a card and sometimes not. I also have no idea how many Clarity I'll get before I actually playing a card. It would be perfect if the card effects were more obvious.