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Hello! I returned to play after the update and I am loving it! I experienced none of the bugs from before, and all the new items are so cool (personal favorites are the lanterns castles). I love the shop, and the way it refreshes so you get more options.

Sometimes when I opened the shop one or two of the options would be covered in a white box instead of displaying an item.

Creative mode is awesome- I was playing around in it and finding out you can connect bamboo to make fences was a cute surprise! One thing I did notice is that after playing for a while in creative mode specifically-I tested it and did not have this issue in normal mode- the bamboo, fences and castles are not automatically connecting to each other. To get them to connect I have to pick up the tile it is sitting on and place it back down, and then it is fixed. A similar issue that only came about after playing for a while was that clicking on flowerpots wouldn't add/remove the pot.

also in creative mode, when I go to turn off the eraser, any block that is under it will be erased, which got frustrating after a while, I will admit.

Sometimes when clicking on a block with other color/step options in normal mode, some of the icons are displayed behind blocks I've already placed, so it's difficult to choose that color or step configuration.

Also, I think a skip tutorial button would be awesome especially for the browser version because I have gone through it many times.

Hopefully my observations are helpful!

Overall, though, absolutely love the update! the new tiles are super cool especially the water tiles, which are so so cute!

I forgot to mention- returning to the game using "new game" sends me back a few steps from what I had already done, so saving upon opening the menu might be helpful. :)

Hello! I've played this game for around 1.5 hours on my web browser, and wanted to share some of the things I noticed.

First of all, it looks absolutely amazing! The colors work together really well, and the mini tutorial was super helpful.

After playing for a while, I found that the number of items spawning in on top of the tiles was overwhelming, especially the ones used to create the color changing potion. I assume you will only ever need one of each potion, but I had to create a lot to keep getting rid of the ingredients.

I also loved the pumpkins, which I'm assuming are a seasonal thing, but I think they are spawning too fast because I have way more than I know what to do with. An option to discard tiles or items would also fix this problem.

^^(The attached screenshot should give you an idea of those ratios I mentioned above)

During my longer playthrough of the game, I never received any witch hats for some reason?

Pressing the menu button and using "new game" to return (it is my only option, but I think you already know about that bug) causes the first land tile envelope to spawn somewhere I've already placed a block. While it doesn't clear the world, it does clear the discovered material index. And I think causes my box to disappear, which is probably why I was overwhelmed by items.

I'm not sure what action I do causes this, but my trains will sometimes freeze in place perpendicular to the track they were previously following. This is easily fixed by picking up and re-placing the train.

After playing for a while, I stopped receiving any land envelopes other than the basic purple ones, so I wasn't receiving any dirt, stone or planks at all.

When my item envelopes would "disappear", I would go to the menu and re-enter using "new game", and they would be visible again. The envelopes do disappear again after that, so I have to repeat the process pretty often.

I'm sorry if it seems like I'm throwing a lot of criticism at you, that is not my intention. I really like this concept and where the game is headed, and I just wanted you to know what I though as a player.

A few quick details I really liked: you can change the color of the fence! Clicking the candles special item turns the flame on and off, and when lit they actually provide light!

again: great game, great artwork, and I'm looking forward to future updates!