Great job! Art, sound and farming are all nicely done! The only thing that is weird to me is i think, my Vsync. You see, when i run the game on my 144hz monitor the day ends in mere seconds, so I could only plant like 8 crops at a time? Time in Unity works best when you use Time.deltaTime, so be sure to check it out! I managed to earn a thousand moneys with dying all the time when watering the last of my crops due to high fps. It's a little bit sad, but doesn't make the game bad, so good job! Just be careful with timers later on :P

Quite an impressive job, considering it was done in only two weeks! It ain't easy to do tilesets, sprites, animations and all that next to programming, so you should be proud! I've got three points of feedback, and I also agree with the other comments' feedback:

-The y-sorting pivot of the trees seems to be on the high side. In other words, you can go up quite far before the tree is rendered in front of the player.

-It's always nice to try to make the UI of a pixel art game pixel art too. You'd be surprised how much that can do for your game in terms of polish!

-Maybe it would be nice to add a sword to the shop, make that cheaper than the bow but make the bow even more expensive.

Good job overall!

I was more scared with the sudden red screen and You Passed Out giant words than the little monster hahah! Should've paid the time more attention! XD

For the game itself:
I wish there is more time in a day. I ended up limiting my farm to about 20 patches because I want to spend time walking around as well instead of just taking care of the farm. I think the bow and arrow is quite fun! It felt satisfying to shoot at the monsters! But since that's the most expensive item in store, I did not feel like there is much to strive for after getting it. I ended it after the 10th day.

It's overall pretty good! I've read a few mention this as well, but I wish the controls and information about the tools, crops, etc, are in the game itself. I was a little confused on what to do at the start, before I read the gamepage more haha

It was a fun experience anyway! I hope you can do more in the future! :D —Jay

The art, sounds, and overall vibe is really good! I would have liked it if the controls were told to you in the game. 

I don't know how exporting in Unity works, but I think having to set up an exe is a little overcomplicated. A lot less people will play your game if the process to play it is too long or too hard. A zip file or web version would be best if possible.

Great job! :D

I felt kinda confused playing this tbh. I had to exit the game a few times to check the Itch page because it doesn't tell you any of the controls in-game, and then I passed out even though my "Energy" bar was full, which felt like a glitch. I think the game needs more guidance in terms of learning how to play and understanding what you're supposed to be doing. A tutorial (or maybe some button prompts?) would go a long way. Still, I liked the art and the music! I hope that wasn't too critical. The aesthetic is really nice :-)