The art style on this game is charming and effective and the gameplay is an interesting twist on "mob action" gameplay like that of Vampire Survivors.

As another reviewer said, the game could use a bit more to spice it up since it feels repetitive after maybe 15 minutes, but considering it a Ludum Dare game jam game that is unsurprising and normal.

Good job!

This composition captures a kind of "lazing around on a warm and sunny day" kind of aural feeling that I don't think I've ever heard captured quite so well anywhere as here! It also has a sense of whimsy to it, perhaps even humor I would say.

Specifically, when I think of where I would see this music fit a scene two mental images came to mind:

(1) a quaint village in a JRPG, perhaps with a few of the villagers/NPCs behaving ridiculously and making over-the-top quest requests to resolve petty inter-villager problems on their behalf

or

(2) some main character of a story getting marooned somewhere after making a humorously unwise choice earlier and kind of "floating around listlessly" in the place they end up (with similar vibes as floating on an inflatable pool float chair but perhaps with a look of mild dismay or annoyance and resignation to their situation on their face).

Yes, I realize this is very specific and over-the-top as a review comment, heh... but I don't care. I do what I wanna do!

Anyway, TLDR: Good job!

I wish I could sleep for 18 hours! Instead though, I have recurring long-term sleep quality problems... 😴

Indeed, if I could have one "mundane superpower" it would definitely be maximally restful and controllable sleep.

Anyway though, I really liked the smoothness and overall character and timbre of this piece!

The only thing I'd change though is I'd definitely remove all the white noise (static) from 5:10 onwards. Even just fading out at that point without a proper ending transition would still be better than the white noise I think and that part really seems to stick out as not belonging and as only harming the feeling of the ending.

Oh well though, the other 90% of the music is awesome! 🎹🎧

This song (Lite) has good energy and variance.

My favorite parts are: (1) the transition and following motif at 39 seconds, (2) the somewhat subtle "twinkling sounds" in the background around 1 minute 20 seconds, and (3) the mellow reverb-heavy guitar sound at 1 minute and 49 seconds.

The last (#3, the mellow guitar background) is slightly reminiscent to me of the guitar playing in the in-town (Tristam) music theme of the classic procedurally generated action-RPG Diablo 1. ⛺

The perspective, the distant mountains, and the variety of odds and ends of urban society that are placed along the sides of the track scene work really well together and thus the whole feels like an authentic real place. It has quite a lot of rustic charm. Awesome work! 🚂🚞

I love the autumnal colorization of this piece. The decrepit tower's unique and distinctive design also has great aesthetic flavor. Great work! 🍁🍂🥇

The look and feel of the snow slush along the road and the car that passes by on the (viewer's perspective) left side are especially effective touches to me.

The contrast of that muted and desaturated scenery with the brighter colors of the vending machine and the emanating golden lights of the shop have great contrast that helps make the subtext of warm/inviting qualities of the shop and the resident pop more by comparison and in context.

Great work! I wish I had this kind of art skill! 🎨🏆