A very pleasant-looking and exciting game, thank you!

I think you can make the text larger, especially the cards. I couldn’t read the text on the cards.

On the other hand, it didn’t stop me from understanding what does what. Except maybe for the star—what does it do?

I didn’t encounter any bugs, but the game stuck after taming the island. Is this a bug?

The game has a clear and clean process, I would say. You can easily build upon it what you want. Regarding your question, it depends on what you want to make of it. I would add some story, personally, so there will be a start and an end. And player would feel the progressions and learn about the lore and the personality of the protagonist.

The game looks really nice but the gameplay lacks some strategic depth. I could easily play through the game without thinking about strategy. I just randomly mixed offensive and defensive cards and it worked out.

You could think about:

• Make the game longer so that the deckbuilding aspect of the game really kicks in
• Add some kind of permanent effects that force a proper response (Like damage over time, buffs, debuffs, etc.)

I also had some issues with the UI scaling. (I played on my laptop with a resolution of 3000x2000.)

Visually this game is very nice. The characters, cards and UI all look great. The UI is easy to navigate and use however some elements did appear to be slightly off screen. I'm not sure if this was a design decision or technical error. 

The game could really do with some sound or music. It is quite dull to play in silence. Sound effects would really add to the nice visuals you already have going on.

This definitely needs some kind of tutorial or way to let the player know what is going on and how to play. The card descriptions are mostly about reducing wildness or gaining courage but I had no idea what this meant in terms of game play. I just randomly selected cards until the game ended.

Nice work :)

UI scaling is messed up, the cards where so small I couldnt read them when using a high res