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Gah!  Donked the math to one shot the endboss.  

I mean that without picking up another item, it'd be nice to swap item 1 for 7 so that the hot keying of weapons isn't  spread out.  
I'm pretty sure the crashes happen shortly after replacing the item in the 0 slot with another item. 

I meant once items are already picked up.   
The game seems to crash randomly.  It's happened 3 times and I think always sometime after defeating a G.  The screen goes black and no sound.  perhaps an overflow with 10 items?

Fun.  I don't really understand the psi mechanics.  Being able to switch items would be nice.  As would using a cursor to identify items, but I can see that as a game style choice.

somehow managed to freeze here.  not sure why.  Paying on firefox from Linuxmint.

Great game.  I usually like to be able to skip levels, but I can see how the levels build on each other(within a world).

Could you rephrase that to be even more condescending?

big stuck on level 16.

Fun game.  Managed to solve them all except Transfer 7.

I keep getting "not using locked letter" on my first turn.

Is the Necromancer intentionally a "hard mode"?

If not, I think the ghost needs to interact like a monster, whether only combining with other ghosts or creating ghost hybrids.

I really want to enjoy this puzzle but puzzlescript has me so hardwired to hit Z to undo,  that I can't not reset the level constantly.

After getting it wrong many times, it turned out I had been correct the first time.  You're required to apply each label multiple times.

After fiddling with random combos, I resorted to spreadsheets.

Vg'f abg gung.  lbh jvyy arrq gb hfr gur neebj, gubhtu.

Jung ner gur oynpx qbgf sbe?

immediately lost interest in this "logic" puzzle when:  vg pnzr gb erdhver grfgvat nyy 210 pbzovangvbaf bs cbffvoyr vagrenpgvbaf.

Fantastic.  All the mechanics felt natural.  And the puzzles were always how to use the mechanics instead of trying to discover new ones.

Is the puzzle to fabricate a set of  rules such that every puzzle only has one solution?   This is a great addition to the convoluted calendar.

Is there some way to sell commodities in bulk.  clicking to sell individual items is tedious.

fun game.  the mechanics were more intuitive and the solution more within my grasp than unwin.  15 minutes, 46 moves, and 13 iterations.

Very fun game.  Having fun working my way through all of these Covemonties.
Couldn't figure out what the number commands do, though.  

I find the rules for water very confusing.  Sometimes you can move through it and touch electric and sometimes you can't. 

There's coins.  I never noticed an effect from collecting them.

I'd love to see this with mouse input.  I think the Knightmare is great, and would scale well with a larger board.  

once the  enemies damage gets to 40+  there's really no strategy other than having only  cloaks.  which would make for an absolute slog to deal 200 damage.
a few suggestions:

-expand board to have more matches as levels go down.

-expanding permanent buffs beyond wine and potion, perhaps more ways to spend coins

-multiplier applies to defense and healing and maybe coins

Is the slime supposed to always get all of it's goo curses in every round?   Seems antithetical to the deckbuilding and combo making, that this monster gets to cheat the shuffle and negates your combos before you make them.

a hint for the hint: Lbh arrq gb cbfvgvba gur nccyr orsber gur uvag.

I think we're thinking about different puzzles. After completing the board, a puzzle appears across the bottom with the clue "congratulations".

Are you Trolling?  Each level has 1 solution.  There's 37 here and after looking at the code I don't see any of them as win conditions.

the last puzzle doesn't ding when you solve it.(or the super obvious answer is wrong?)

I've thoroughly enjoyed this, many times.
Topically:  Wander around and take selfies with monsters. -- It's the intersection of ridiculous leveling mechanics and instagram.
Between being quite novel and the future upgrades being hidden, it is hard to get into.  I had passed it by and came back to it after someone recommended it. 
Some bugs, typos, annoyances:  It would be nice to have it numerated what is selected before taking a picture.  Teleport cooldown doesn't match what's promised.   I feel like cooldown enhancement should affect the cooldown currently in progress.  I happened to have a game go decently and was messing around on my older laptop and it got super laggy, with over a minute between turns.   I think the penultimate level is more difficult than the last level.  such that no one will ever die(wake up?) on the last level.

thanks for a great game.

Got really stuck near the end because I had assumed it wouldn't let you choose the wrong word when distilling.

I've been playing Orbital Decay pretty often for a while and decided to give this another chance after initially not clicking with it.  A few comments and bugs( or features?).
1. It's hard and it feels like there's a few of shitty hands dealt that  can't be won.
2. The Battery isn't consumed when  applied.
3.The Claw remains in the weapon slot after it has been removed as an organ.  I was especially bummed by this as I had intially hoped I could have a vampiric claw and drink blood to hit people or shoot akimbo.  but was doubly bummed when I removed it and could only shoot a single pistol.  I did not observe wether I still hit like I had a claw.
4. Should the claw take even take an organ spot?  Hands were not counted as organs but once their replaced they do?
5. The way information was presented in Orbital Decay makes it really easy to get into.  I definitely find with this that there's so much to keep track of it's easy to forget to check the stats and not die.

thank you again for another great game.  

it's a catch-22.  you need friend to solve the puzzle.  but if you had friends you wouldn't want to try to solve this puzzle.

I hadn't realized they were supposed to be the same ships,  which makes sense as to why it doesn't cost too much to surrender.
I meant to mention before.  it seems like it'd be nice to be able to turn off modules.  but I realize that taking on modules is similar to the cards of the original.

I played through and here are some thoughts.
An even faster combat speed would be nice for a lot of the early battles where neither party has quite enough to get through shields.  
There's some aspects that are not obvious: ship efficiency?
Combat seems to be fairly high risk for low reward, and trading seems the only feasible  win condition.   perhaps being able to salvage undamaged ship parts, or higher payout for less damaged foes.
perhaps double clicking for purchasing and selling goods.  drag and drop gets annoying as you clear out the ship or the outpost.

Love the classic RtR.  just getting started with this one.  I realize it's an aesthtic choice, but I find the Vsync static annoying.  I find the gui for space stations a bit confusing.  I accidentally sold my cargo bay and lost all the cargo.

I think I've been everywhere but only managed to find 7 candles.

the new update adds a lot of challenge.  I've had this come up a couple times and can't get past it.