Ze Field

I think the design of the candle needs to be changed - maybe add a flame? I was pretty sure it was a plastic cup of soda with a straw until I read other comments.

Pretty cool; like a cross between a Bart Bonte game and a Tim Burton movie.

I couldn't figure out what to do with the dish thing and the dynamite-which-turned-out-to-be-a-candle, so I just started brute forcing and clicking everything and in the process figured out some other stuff. It would be nice if the cursor changed when you can click on something, so it would be more obvious that the player has to click the dots on what look like some very screwy dice in order to open them, for example. Somewhat weirdly, the cursor actually does this only when you select an object from inventory and drag it around trying to figure out where to put it.

What was the point of the "happy birthday" cake? I thought there would be some stripes hidden in the message, but the last one turned out to be on the scarecrow's hat.

Well, that was super fun! I like how some of the stripes were a little tricky to find, but nothing crazy. The birthday cake was cute, but I did not know that was a candle (thought it was a stick of dynamite - no offense Artist!). I liked the music and lack of bright colors; fit the mood and theme of the game really well. I brute-forced the dice puzzles by just listening for the dings. Other than that, I thought all the clues made sense (once I found what they were for). Those "antlers" are arms. That was the last clue I figured out, lol. Also, to the programmer, I bookmarked your itch.io page so I could play your other games :D To the artist, I really liked your style, and I had no problem figuring out what everything else was ;)

Hints would be great, as would some sign other than sound when it comes to clicks. I played with the game muted before I realized it was unbeatable that way.

You might want to make the screen a smidge smaller. When it first loaded, it kept bouncing around because it was just a little too big -- and that can annoy users.