Great job with the game! Simple but engaging idea, and I had a good time playing. It reminds me of games like Minesweeper and Solitaire, and I could totally imagine playing this while taking a break from working.

Some specific things I liked:

• There was a good amount of variety in the different cards. I rarely ended up drawing the same buildings more than once.
• The card art and icons are simple, but I thought they looked nice. The visual identity was very cohesive.
• Music was pretty good! I think it fit 
• Everything seemed to work as intended. I didn't encounter any bugs to report.

Some things I think could be improved:

• I had no idea what the icons on the map meant until I stopped playing and looked in the menu. In general, there's no way to figure out what is on the board already. I think you should add a tooltip that explains what the environment aspect or building in the tile is.
• I played three times and got close, but didn't manage to win. One reason was that my buildings kept getting moved and having their score lowered by the jungle and something else. I didn't realize that was the issue until I got frustrated and checked - leads me back to the previous point.
• I think you could go a little further with in-game feedback. I think more reaction from the cards being hovered over or placed would go a long way!
• Lastly, I couldn't always tell what was going on between the end of one turn and the start of the next. There were a lot of little actions happening. Sometimes, they were expected, like the greenhouse gaining power, but sometimes they weren't. It would be nice if you added a little dialog panel, or something similar, that just logs all of the things that are happening in the game. That would make it easier to understand, and I would remember for the next time I played. I see in the dev log that you mention that the building causing the change was highlighted, but I actually didn't notice that.

Overall, I thought you did a great job with this game. There's a lot of potential here and I think there are a lot of people that would enjoy playing a game like this.

Edit: Just revisited the game and realized there IS a tooltip. For some reason, it didn't trigger when I played before.

Realy good game

All people slhoud play

What I liked about this game:
-The gameplay
-The gameplay
-Ah, and also, the gameplay

What I think could be improved upon:
-This game desperately want more depth. This game can accommodate way more than 41 cards. The same four starting terrains especially are a big limitation to replayability.
-There are no fairies in this game :-(

Dev Feedback Question:
-It was pretty easy for me to understand how the game worked
-I got 145 points on my first try, 147 on my second, then I never lose a game
-The more hard runs where by far the ones with swamp badly placed (like in a corner and next to the jungle), and the ones with no early obelisk/longhouse
-No problem with that

Random thoughts:
-Most of my games where easily won by abusing the combo between the swamp and the obelisk/longhouse.
-I think a bit more could be done to make level 3 storms feel worse than the level 2 and 1 ones
-The grassland explanation wasn't pretty clear to me
-Seems like you can win if you play the nuke plant on your last turn
-What happens if you have no more building to play, but haven't completed any of the finish conditions (if you duplicated clocks to have no time issue and duplicated castles to give yourself enough space)?
-I see what you are trying to do with the pagoda, but it is quite hard to get good value out of it

As a bonus, another win end screen:

Infinite clock towers combo is very fun