Sprite's Honor

To add on to oceanflex's comment:
I got all the dirt and wood I needed for a planter, but still couldn't buy it. Couldn't find a way to sell resources for gems (which the game suggests you do) but the letter (not mentioned) gives you a huge amount of gems?
Panning with the LMB, which also moves the selected character is annoying. I just stayed zoomed out all the time.
After buying a nest harvester and clicking on it, the game basically softlocked itself. I didn't have enough resources to make a nest, I couldn't close the menu, and no time was passing anymore.
Opening and closing my inventory resumed time (although the nest menu is still open), and now it's night and I can't do anything. How do I send them to bed? Do I have to buy beds? Build them? I can't even see the shop's inventory when it's closed so I just have to sit and watch nothing happen.
Please watch someone (who hasn't played or developed this game) interact with it and realise how much help they need. It looks really charming but games are meant to be played and I can barely interact with it.

Can't figure out the UI to buy a planter, gg man.

oh boy, the controls and tutorial is all pretty rough.
I somehow accidentally entered "building destroy mode" and didn't realize for a good minute or so, and couldn't figure out why nothing at all was working.
It took me another minute to figure out how to "click" to dismiss the tips/suggestions, that I actually had to HOLD.
I did not figure out that you have to go talk to Oak before the shop is actually open.
having to cycle through the shop and oak's journal to get back to the start is rough.
figuring out that I had to talk to everyone TWICE to get them to start working was confusing.
I have no idea how much I'd want which of the three egg options I'd want when I'm forced to pick it, nor how permanent the choice might be.
I was told I could "send them to rest" which I assume would let me skip through the night that I can't use, but how?

the heart of this is charming and promising. it's vaguely reminiscent of a few of my favorite minecraft modpacks, but with actual characters, but it also has some of that same frustrations trying to learn how it works.

Super cute visuals.
Seems very story focused, so it's not really my thing. I'm sure it will find its audience though.
Moving the camera by dragging the screen feels weird : the screen doesn't move at the same speed as the mouse.

quite a bit of dialog and stuff you have to click through to begin playing. i think this is a mistake.