Pretty fun game. I guess the roads don't look particularly like roads but the game is highly readable nonetheless.

It was also nice of you to include a Spanish localization, even if it's a little rough around the edges, because for the vast majority of people in Latin America English might as well be Chinese for how little they understand. 

I saw hythrain playing it and couldn't resist playing more of it myself.

What I like about this game:
-The core concept of a sim city puzzle game
-The execution
-This game even has a translation in my language and isn't QWERTY only!

What this game need (in decreasing order of priority):
-A remove tile button. I can't count how much time I nearly completed a puzzle only to have to restart because there is one single missplaced tile that I put at the start of the puzzle.
-More new building for even more puzzles! For example, a harbour.
-A louder music, as it is currently very quiet. May be also a bit more music variety, the sim city god creator mode theme is nice, but becomes a bit repetitive after 50 puzzles.
-Fixing the bug that prevents the display of the number of a specific tile if there is more than 20 (like the aqua roads in oasis)
-Make the translations proofread by a native speaker, as they aren't very good. I played the game in English for that reason.

Hello! Welcome to Feedback Quest 6! My name's Hythrain, and I'm one of the hosts and streamers for this event! This feedback is being written live on my stream.

This was a ton of fun! I got over 30 levels in before I went "okay, I gotta stop! I got more games to play!" This game was a total brain workout for me. When I got my answers right, I was so proud of myself!

The one thing I found missing was in the sound area. While I know there was sound, it was incredibly quiet to the point where I couldn't hear it with where I normally keep my speakers. I could only really hear certain sounds.

Honestly, I have nothing to suggest otherwise. This is an incredibly challenging and fun puzzle game, and I love it for it.

Thank you for this great game! I enjoyed playing it. The tutorial-style levels are super useful, but there is a spike in complexity indeed after it.

I’m not sure that I fully understood the logic behind the solar panels. How could it be so that placing a single solar panel, adjacent to two other solar panel, provides you with 7 points of electricity? According to my calculations it should be 5, but in that level, it gives you all 7:

Also I would suggest to allow players freely remove items from the grid. Now we only have ‘undo’ and ‘restart’ functions, which are not so useful on larger levels, where you want to experiment with the items that you placed first.

very fun game, if a bit challenging,  but that isn't necessarily a bad thing

the visuals are but maybe the music could be improved

"Adjacency" level is insolvable.

So this game can best be summed up as "what if Dorfromantik had stakes". Which is not a bad thing, to be clear! It's  just taking a lot from the same creative inspirations.

 It's a pretty meditative puzzle-management experience, with cool low-poly art that reminds me of an oldschool RTS. You connect buildings to each other to send power and workers to different parts of the map. The controls are super intuitive- you could play this game just as easily on mobile as on PC- and it's really aesthetically pleasing.

I only have two pieces of criticism. First, the difficulty spikes after the tutorial. The tutorial holds your hand pretty thoroughly through most of the game's mechanics, and then the first proper level is immediately a good bit harder. You could use a couple simpler puzzles to ease people into things. 

Second: the music makes it a bit hard to think. The drone is meant to be ambient, but - at least partly because we're working on a game with horror elements- I kept expecting to have something jump out at me! Something with a little more texture might hit the calmer mood you're intending.