One minor drawback: there's a noticeable delay when moving the mouse, which can disrupt the flow a bit. Adjusting the input response or optimizing the pointer tracking should make things easier.
The game mechanics are really solid and super engaging; I couldn't stop playing another round.
Don't hold me against it, though, as my artistic skills are more for stick figures than for artwork :P
A small suggestion: I noticed that the game displays text in Spanish and English depending on the part of the game. It would be even cooler if you could choose a language (or if you couldn't, just always have it in English).
Visually, the aesthetic is solid: the theme, music, and sprites feel cohesive, and I especially love the small detail of the sitting dog at the beginning of the level.
As improvements
I noticed that the Spanish instructions are cut off at the edges of the screen, making them difficult to read. It might be helpful to adjust the text box size or introduce dynamic word wrapping so all instructions are fully visible. Additionally
I found myself using the mouse more than once; having full keyboard controls, including menu navigation, would streamline the experience and make it more intuitive for players who prefer not to use a mouse.
Overall, great work so far: the aesthetic is really appealing
The game is really enjoyable and keeps you hooked. If you're open to feedback, I’d suggest improving the UI a bit — sometimes it overlaps with the character, which can be distracting. Also, the screen numbers could be integrated more smoothly; it feels a bit odd when the character walks in front of them.
I have a couple of suggestions that might make the mechanics even clearer. - For the turns, if you could display them in descending order (10, 9, ...), it would make the sequence easier to follow. - Also, with the 4 clicks, if you could place 4 caterpillars on the right side and have them disappear as they're used, it might help players understand the process more intuitively. I know you already explain these in the game, but this could streamline things even further.
On another note, the color combination is fantastic! One quick way to enhance the look even more would be to center the caterpillars in each square. It would add a polished touch.
This is a very personal opinion, and it's possible that the approach may not align with your vision. If you don't want to proceed in this direction, I would completely understand...
...here's my suggestion: if it's a puzzle game, I think it would make sense to be able to see the queue of monsters to appear (all of them, not just a hint like it is now). It would make it more of a puzzle and less like an arcade game.
