It's not all me, could not have done it without google. I am not ashamed of it, I feel like even knowing the solutions to some puzzles now, I would not been able to figure out most of the stuff on my own. I know English quite well, but since I am not a native speaker, obviously some of the language-based puzzles flew passed me

I love rougelike games (Binding of isaac, Hades, balatro), and this one is definitively on my list now

I also very much *love* the artstyle, some of my favorite games have the same "vibe": (outer wilds, the witness, superliminal, dredge, firewatch. road 96). I wish more games had this beautiful non-realistic cartoonish style

I disliked a lot about RNG. (Heck, I am unable to draft the tomb 10 days in a row!) And at the start this was a major issue for me. But the more I progressed, the more I could manipulate the rng, the more resources I had, and the more "stuff" I had to do in a run, so I could pivot my strategy of what i want to accomplish from the run midway through the run, depending on what rooms i draft.

I would say the most hated RNG for me are the rooms that require power. It's very hard to draft a boiler room, then a pool to add pump room, then make sure that the pump room is connected to the boiler room (directly or via other rooms). It's just very-very RNG based and i only accomplished it once with an upgraded electric eel aquarium.

Some room 46 statistics:

* Day 40
* Permanent additions:
   * West gate path
   * gemstone cavern
   * Apple Orchard
   * Chess puzzle: Banner of the king
* 5 red letters
* Allowance 24 (gotta love laboratory experiments)
* Stars 44

I know that there's much more to do, and I will continue playing!

ps: That floating observatory is funny, never seen that before

Have finally reached the end