I really like the style and the art for it. The menus are very cool, and I love the level select menu with the icons for completing the objectives. It sounds like a lot of that was the thing you worked on this jam so great work!

Like a previous comment, I was a bit lost on Level 2. It took me a long time to realize I needed to fill up the 3x3 grid because the tooltips prevented me from clicking on the actions on the right. I was able to figure out that the level gives you three actions per turn and three turns in the level, so it seems you have determine ahead of time what sequence you need for each action, but when the game started the action order was not what I expected.

I know you probably have tutorials and story to fill in the details later, but it would be helpful if you could put short bit of text on the level start screen of any level with new mechanics as a temporary replacement until you finish the rest.

It would also be nice to be able to exit the level before the end. It made it harder for me to experiment a bit while trying to learn the mechanics.

There is clearly a lot already in this version of the game and I would love to see how you develop it. Keep up the good work!

Solid piece of work, nice to finally try it, after seeing you stream!

The visuals are awesome, and the idea looks very creative. Also, the menu where everything moves like this, is interesting to watch.

Now, for the remarks, that might be more interesting to you:

1. I didn't feel that the shuffling mechanic was fair. Sure, gotta learn to find a solution to when something doesn't go as expected, but I'm not certain there even was an outcome, when the dustbunny on an isolated platform multiplied too much because of me not getting the water projectile on perfect time.
2. Tutorial? Maybe, I don't know. I didn't need it, unless it teaches to fight against shuffling.
3. I don't see the "return to main menu" button. Fortunately, you save the progress, so not a big issue when I try to exit the mission (after unlucky shuffle!) and exit to OS instead.
4. I had a bug, I think, happen to me. It happened only once, and I couldn't replicate it. A turn once started with move 2. It wasn't very serious, because I just performed moves in 2-3-1 sequence.

A little disclaimer: I'm just giving my thoughts, but keep in mind, that I'm not really a target audience for games with "extravagant mechanics". In such cases, I usually prefer to just find bugs, but didn't find any in your game, except maybe #4.

Nice work on this! I absolutely love the visual style; it's so pleasantly unique! To sum up my experience, I found that approaching this game more like an Into the Breach-style strategy game instead of the classic "find the solution" puzzle game made me enjoy it a lot more. 

While I didn't have many issues with the trial and error required to grasp the mechanics, I think a little bit of tutorialization explaining the randomization of the tool order would go a long way; I actually had to check your devlog to figure out why my carefully planned moves for 1-2 weren't panning out as I wished.

I agree that there is definitely a big design challenge in dealing with the randomness. I personally think that right now the RNG dictates too much of a level's outcome. Sometimes the "dud turn" issue is made multiple times worse because you are forced to move out of an advantageous position, causing you to waste the next one or two turns as well. Sometimes it can be fun to try and figure a way to accomplish something despite the setback these situations, but that depends on what kind of hand you're dealt.

At the moment, I can't say that I get your vision for this game quite yet, but I'm intrigued with where you will take it. I definitely can't deny the fun I had playing, nor the satisfaction I felt after clearing all the objectives in a level.  Kudos on all the work you've accomplished this month. Keep it up!