Pretty complex, I like it!

I think this is a good start for a “handcrafted” puzzle game, but I don’t think these mechanics work as well for random generation. Randomly generated navigation/movement puzzles don’t tend to have an interesting “hook” like an intentionally-designed puzzle can. I think the core mechanics would work well for a game designed specifically around them, but like this it feels a lot like a randomly generated Sokoban relative where everything has tits for some reason.

Fun game! The candle system is a really interesting take on the "card battler" genre, and one I haven't seen before. Moves can be re-used a limited number of times before they rotate out, so you can plan your turns, and that adds a lot. I always felt really smart when I was able to perform multiple actions in the same turn.

The puzzles (like how the heck do I break a vase?) were interesting and the solutions made sense once I thought of them, so excellent job on these. I initially found it odd that the ghost can't pass through occupied spaces, but once I got a better feeling for the gameplay, it made perfect sense. Blocking spaces is sort of the point, after all! I did struggle with the interface a little, and it initially took me a few tries to "hit" the UI elements, but it was intuitive enough once I figured it out. An indicator of when the cursor is over something interactive would've helped me personally, I think.

Really fun art style too. Just the right combination of silly and lewd. The candles really made me grin once I saw what they were. And, well, why not put a butt on a snake?

Thanks for including a Linux build. 🐧 I ended up playing the hotfixed Windows version, because it was submitted really close to the deadline and the jam allows fixes for game-breaking bugs anyway. Sorry to hear about the tech issues, but I'm glad to see you were able to get the game published anyway, it's really neat.