Puzzle ATLAS

So. I can see the shape of puzzles here in the initial 12 and what I can say is ... meh. Not because it is bad, because some these could be okay. Not because the graphics are bad or AI bad. Don't really care. The thing that limits this the most is the UI/UX. There is a deduction puzzle for a case where you are supposed to review the facts. Scan the case - The most you is the truncated first sentence on the thing itself. The other Field for details? Blank. Another is positioning a pair of mirrors, I think? With a windmill? But it is very unclear which part needs to go where and where the point to hit is. I could easily solve this ... if the game was not actively fighting me understanding. Also, each puzzle has one solution, AND IT TELLS YOU THE SOLUTION IF YOU GET IT WRONG. AND IT DOESN'T CHANGE! You can just guess wrong and then give the answer it told you. No dynamic changes, no alterations. Which would be fine if this were a professor Layton game where it doesn't then hand hold you, but this literally TELLS you. I am confident some of this is only okay translation into English, and some of this is knowing just enough to make a UI that doesn't immediately burn down and fall into the swamp but not enough to make things dynamic, and some is just making things that would work on a paper but not in this limited form. However, it feels not worth it, even for free. If this gets some fixes I would be willing to give it a chance, more because it seems like someone is trying to learn something here and I can truly see the shape of something I could enjoy in a better presented way. I have had fun times with other clearly early projects like 20 small mazes or low fidelity but well imagined sokoban like MacGuffin's Curse. This does not feel like it, and I hope this is a learning experience for the developer to build and grow.