×The eastern bomb puzzle's mechanisms require solving the lower sections before taking on the top section.

However, the top section, pointing the sword northwest to awaken the eye in fewest moves possible (other directions require rotation to avoid stabbing a bomb), the player still is one move short of being able to solve the room.

The player can solve the bottom sections in time fine though.

Edit: Attached demo to show the problem.

×The house and cellar are ordered inversely. In other words, the player starts in the cellar rather than the house.

To logically order the plot and give the player an immediate objective, the player should spawn in the house first and then the citizen will tell them that they have a small roach infestation that they need cleaned before the player can proceed.

Currently, the player will only learn about their objective when they exit the cellar and then come back due to the spawning level.

×If it's a teaser (meaning that no solution is intended) then it is best marked as non required or replaced with an actual puzzle that is solvable.

Otherwise, a puzzle that is impossible on purpose will lock the player from ever leaving the level as well, because blue doors will only drop when all rooms are finished.

Given that this is a work-in-progress, I'm sure you will be making more puzzles. If they're required, they must be beatable to progress further in the hold if the level is required to progress further.

EDIT: I actually solved it a different way. Very clever, but I'll still leave this post up for future reference just in case something does crop up.

The western puzzle was very clever too to defeat the timer. I look forward to having more puzzles.

×1N: This turned out to be just a matter of clicking the bombs to see their safe squares. A nice and simple first room.

1N1E: I hit the SW orb (navigating the bomb maze), then the top pressure plate, then woke the eye and lit the SE fuse to kill the eye. Didn't need to navigate the second bomb maze at all. Was it just misdirection?