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First of all, thanks :)

You are right, the spy's conditions are generated randomly. I couldn't find a swift way to make them more omogeneous

Thanks for the compliments! Yeah, the spy and their clues are generated randomly, and depending on how "common" the spy's traits are, they can be more or less specific

Thanks! :)

Really really good! Loved the graphics and the overall atmosphere!

Nice puzzle game! Really enjoyed the little details, like the fact that that the sheeps in the background go "Baaah" if you click on them!

Thanks for playing! Yeah, the landing detection really needs more work, but that's all I could do 😅 I'll think about it

Yeah, the mouse positione does give your player a little boost in that direction, but with friction, gravity and all, it just becomes really watered down.Maybe I should give it more power, but then it would be even harder to make the player stay still on the ground when it's done bouncing(and still-detection is pretty buggy already)...

Right, the left wall! 🤦‍♀️ It was on my TODO list but was forgotten
Yes, the art is all by me :) Glad you liked it!

Thanks a lot!

Yup. Definitely intended. Definitely. :D

Yeah, I know, the trigger for the end of day is tricked by rapid mouse movement, so you can wiggle or roll your way to the castle 😅 I couldn't figure out a better way to make it, so I left it like that and just hoped the players would get tired of wiggling after a while and attempt another ride

Your mouse direction gives a small boost to the player, but between gravity, friction and everything, it's hard to notice. Thanks anyway!

Thanks for the compliments on the art!
Yeah, sadly, the detection of Amy being still is rather wonky, but that's all I could do 😅
I am aware people can just start rolling and wiggling their mouse until they get to the end,  I just hoped they would get bored at the slow progression and just stop and let the day end

Thank you! Yeah, maybe I need to nerf the stormy cloud a bit... I'll think about it

Hi and thanks for your judgement! 

Yes, some upgrades in that front would probably make the game way better. Right now I'm in post-jam vacation, but maybe after that I'll work on it :)

Basically, there is a label with fixed width and height in the "picture" corner, and it has monospace font, and I just fill it with the necessary text characters until picture looks nice. A bit tedious, but there aren't any other ways, I think

Really good job with the graphics! Managed to save Luce, and at Christmas she vas warm and well-fed, but poor and matchless (spent the last money in the inn)