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Thank you so much for such detailed feedback! I really appreciate it, it will help me with future development. 

The mute button actually only turns off the melody in the levels. This was the original idea, as I wanted to keep the game's natural sounds, but also have the option to play without the background melody (if it suddenly becomes annoying). 

In the future, I might implement the ability to turn off sounds as well. 

Actually, I was planning on making cutscenes (similar to the intro), but not after every level, but maybe once in 2-3 levels. I planned to make the first levels more educational and revealing of the mechanics. 

Thank you for emphasizing this, it really is important to implement in the future.

Please tell me if you had any difficulties understanding the hints, finding items, or understanding where and how the level ends?

No, I actually had no difficulties at all. I understood all the mechanics right away and really enjoyed discovering new ones - like the button in the kitchen, opening furniture marked with the paw symbol, or realizing that water or a toast can hurt me :)

I would personally even welcome the game being a bit more challenging. That said, I’m an experienced gamer, so if your target audience is, for example, 10-year-old children, the current difficulty might be just right.

Great, I'm glad there weren't any huge difficulties understanding how to complete the level.

My audience is now divided between experienced gamers and less experienced ones. Experienced gamers support your opinion, while people who don't play games much have difficulty understanding hints or finding their way to the next level.

During development, I wanted to make the game a little more challenging and allow players to explore the world themselves and find something interesting.

I guess it really comes down to how experienced the player is. :-)