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I'm glad you liked the environment! It's probably more important than the puzzles, even if it is very artisanal. Yes, the rooms definitely need some variety. Even some randomization in the layout and bookshelves would have helped a lot, and different architecture like hallways and stairs would be ideal. I'll definitely try to improve this game :)

Thank you! That's great to hear. 

Great graphics, theme and sound. Especially how the grass moves. The UI is also excellent.  All the maps being Overgrown Garden suggests that more was planned, and I hope you get the chance to improve the game after the jam. Sometimes the level has unavoidable obstacles, even on Easy, and after I cleared my debt, my debt kept increasing and my cash was stuck at 0.

Genius game. I completed it, but I'm embarrassed to say how long it took. I'll just say that this is the jam game I've spent the most time in. If I replayed it I still wouldn't know how to solve it, and I still don't know how you made the puzzles. If you overlap all the puzzles, it still wouldn't help because all of them can have a different state. I'm just thankful that the recursion didn't exceed 4 times or I wouldn't have made it past the first level. 

The game looks beautiful. I lost a few times just to see the engravings on  the walls. I was impressed by the professional voice acting, and I like the idea of the momentum mechanic

Rated :) I hope  you like this one. https://itch.io/jam/brackeys-15/rate/4311893 its really short (hopefully)

Well done! I really liked the art, and how the dialogue explains something about the planet. The carcinisation part was actually really interesting haha

Can't wait to post this on Linkedin

Thank you for playing! Your feedback about specific sections is appreciated :) For sure the second puzzle has the weakest concept, and I plan to rework it after the jam. I didn't know  you could get that far  hahah. I hope you used the sprint key, I forgot to add it to the description. 

The last puzzle is my favorite, and I'm glad to hear the  "subtle" hints are working as intended :)