Thanks for the feedback and I'm glad you enjoyed it! We aren't planning to make any changes to this game as there are a number of things we would have done differently if we weren't limited on time. Instead we have decided it would be better to make a new game that is similar to this one, and we will try to incorporate all the great feedback we have been getting.
Also I uploaded a Linux version of the game for you. I'm not sure if it works or not so let me know if you give it a try.
We are glad you enjoyed it! We enjoy slay the spire as well so its quite flattering that our game has a similar appeal. We would love to expand the game and put it on steam at some point. Thank you as well for commenting on the UI. I don't have much experience yet but put a lot of effort into it. Thanks for playing.
The game looks beautiful and it was far beyond what I was expecting for it having such few ratings. I enjoyed solving the puzzles as well. My only issue with it is that there is no indication that the player has completed the puzzle. I have nothing against doing it this way but I spent several minutes
wondering why my answer for the first question was wrong before I realized that you can turn the page. It would help if the player was told upfront that they won't be told if the answers are right until they turn in the book. It would also help to have more of a visual indicating that the page can be turned. I know the mouse cursor changes to look like an arrow when it is near the edge but I didn't know to look for it until I did it by accident. I look forward to playing the game when it is finished!
Thank you for taking the time to play our game and leave such a thoughtful comment! We intended from the beginning to have this be a casual game that was more about being a commentary on the Sisyphean nature of games than a game with progress. We think you are right that it might feel like a waste to some players without a high score or an end to the game. However, our concern is that adding something like this might detract from the actual message. We agree that it would be good to add meaning to the meaninglessness and are looking for a way to do that. Currently we have been thinking of adding voice over of the myth of Sisyphus that plays out in sections as you finish each board. Thanks again for the comment.
This was amazingly fun! I hadn't expected to get pulled into it so much when I started playing. I would agree with pfail that the bomb speed is a bit high. I feel like I don't have a chance to try to plan where I want to hit it to and instead have to just rush over and pray I manage to block it. As for minor details I would suggest toning down the fog a little on, I think it was level 6? I like the idea and how it changed things up but with the speed the bombs move it was really hard to spot them. All in all a great game!