Right now the game is really quiet.
Some background music would be able to make it feel more lively.

Refecence to the resources in the hover text isn't set properly.
This will greatly hinder the action writing as the actual command can't be read properly.

Right now when you write an action it requires to be written perfectly and leaves no room for mistakes.

The interpreter needs to be case insensitive and needs to ignore characters other than alphanumeric values and characters that separate certain input arguments like brackets and comma's.

Participants of the usertests stated that they would like to see more variety in the buildings and villagers, this would mean that both villagers and buildings will need to have their textures assigned when they're spawned, as well as new sets of animations for the villagers.

Usertests showed that the game was too difficult to fully understand when they're not being told what to do right away.
A small tutorial would solve this issue.
This would consist of a small explanation of all "first times" as well as an option to re-open the explanation.
Those explanations will be at the start of the game, the villager needs UI and the action UI,
as well as on the resource bar when clicked on.

The timer looks like it kind of blends with the buildings that show them.

To improve this, the timer could use a background, as well as some resizing.

When performing actions, villagers now just stand still in front of the building.

This makes the game look a little bit unfinished, and making the villagers invisible while performing their action could make this look a little bit more natural.

Right now a tutorial can only be closed on the last page, and on the needs display, there is no closing button to indicate how to close it.

All tutorial screens and the needs display need to get a close button.

Right now the grid only overlays the level grid, but the numbering of the grid is stuck to the sides of the screen to have them visible at all times, which makes it more difficult to see the numbers when the camera is centered near the bottom or left edge of the grid.

Outside of the level, the grid should extend as lines towards the numbering.

A title screen could be a nice addition to the game, so that the player won't be thrown into the main game right after starting up.

The tutorial has some typos inside and is lacking some information.

The typos need to be removed, and the information provided needs to be extended.
Missing information: Building highlights.

At first it was intended to be unable to move the camera inside of the action menu, because this would conflict with the automatic camera movement connected to the blocks.
But the last test has proven this to be hindering, so it needs to be enabled again.

When an action block with a dropdown list of villagers is created, but the dropdown list is empty, the game sometimes no longer recognizes the a villager and makes the player unable to create actions for this villager.
As a result, 2 things happen:

1. The affected villager will no longer be able to have it's needs filled, causing it to gradually lower the appreciation of the village.
2. A new villager will take over the villager's spot in the game.

When a player tries to place an object (partially) outside of the level grid,
if the x & y coordinates are both above 0, the highlight of the object will still be green, indicating that the player would be able to build here.

Right now the needs of villagers deplete rather fast, especially when maintaining multiple at once, so it would be friendlier towards the player to slow this down.

Also actions that refill the villagers' needs could use some improvement.
The actions seem to have little influence on the needs, making it feel like they don't really matter.

Participants in usertests have requested to simplify the UI and make it more organized, doing so by making the UI easier to use by enabling dragging new blocks right from their miniatures, as well as making a trash can that the player can drag blocks into to delete them.

Costs and gains of actions are confusing thanks to their coloring.
When something costs resources it gives the impression that the player doesn't have enough resources due to the red color.

Costs/gains should be changed as following:

• Values for villager needs, appreciation and satisfaction should always stay white.
• Values for resources should only be red if the player has insufficient resources.
• Values of resources should only be green if the player collects new ones (through gathering or trading).
• Values of resources should stay white if the action costs resources, but the player has enough of them.

When a player removes a block from the action menu that uses a highlight, the highlight doesn't disappear.