Really nice, all the menus look good and feel good to click through and a nice vibe alround. I never felt in any danger though/overly challenged, my money quickly rose to double my target amount and stayed there so there were little stakes to any individual day, maybe balance with some negative daily cards?

I would suggest adding more options for crafting possibly by using crafted items to craft more items and some more upgrades for like shop slots would make the game more fun to play longer. It was a bit exhausting clicking between the shop and the factory, but other than that the game was amazing. Amazing art and music and well balanced levels, wish it was longer.

Really satisfying game, I spend a long time on it. The art is great and the levels well balanced. I just found the fact of opening and closing menu quite exhausting : being able to see the craft menu and the shop in parallel would have been better.

The art for the game looks really good, but at first I was confused because there was a lot of information all at once. However, when I understood what to do, the task system made it easy to know what to do next and I managed to get lots of gold to give to the dragons. A suggestion I would have is that there wasnt much motivation to collect, make and sell stuff. Anyway, well done on completing the game :)

That's a very impressive entry! Very polished and neat graphics!  It may feel easy but it lets us enjoy all the game has to offer! 

Cool idea and i like the rogue-like elements. The visuals are clean and the soundscape is relaxing, which works really well for this kind of game. I do feel that at the moment it is a bit too easy, mainly because you keep leftover money from one quest to the next, so if you start out strong, it's hard to fail. I would have also like to be able to check my bonuses to see where i was still lacking/which to choose next. 

If you want to take it further, I think it would be cool if different customers gave different prices, depending on their preferences, and if you could use crafted items to craft even more high-priced items. Maybe even make it so you don't know who's in the shop before you start crafting, making it so you might need to sell some stuff below market price just to make ends meet? Anyway, lots of potential here!
Oh, and two (very minor) things i noticed: First, when you get 2 of each (or more) when harvesting, the two ressources seem to overlap somewhat. Don't know if that was intentional?. Second, i think the water amulet has the wrong name (was shown as 'Lapix elixir' for me). I'm aware that those are tiny things and they have no impact on my rating, just thought you might want to know ;)

Really cool concept. I enjoyed my time! Really wish you could see what the merchants are willing to buy while crafting stuff instead of switch between the buildlings. 

I had fun with this - given how much UI there was it would have been nice if it was a little more polished, felt annoying to click on the shop to note recipes and then forget them in the crafting area to have to click back etc.

The perk cards were nice and I can see how they could be used if the game were tougher - it was very easy (which is fine).

The art is charming and the music was nice too

I would like more of this type of game, but with deeper mechanics - great job

Cool idea! but I think some of the bonus cards make it a little to easy. At first I thought the cards where a daily bonus that should only work for that specific day. I think that would've incentivised more planning and prepping across days. Like, today I got a bonus on harvesting, so maybe I should harvest a lot today instead of crafting/selling.
really cute drawings of the dragons by the way :D
Conceptually I really like a town using the dragons resources and the dragons tolerate it for the exchange of taxes.

I wish we could unlock more recipes towards the end. But still, I enjoyed it!

This was very fun to play! Once you get the hang of it I think it gets a bit hard to lose, which ends up being a bit repetitive on the long run. Nonetheless, I managed to finish it almost without noticing, which I guess is a good sign! Great job on this one!