Stays true to the Christmas Spirit
Before I start off the review, I wanted to note that when I replayed the game a 2nd time, the switch that held the door shut to the green ornament (It was a blue sparkle switch), did not properly reset. So I was able to get to the green ornament in my second run before getting the blue ornament. So, you might want to play the game through yourself in a second run (After finishing the game once and hitting the replay button) to make sure all your switches properly reset.
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The work you put into this work felt a little different than the other games. I noticed that this submission started to feel like an actual game (There is an inventory for one thing where you collected ornaments to click on sparkles) and you are starting to put hidden tidbits of treasure for the enthusiastic viewer (Taking the time to go back to the fireplace).
All-in-all, I liked how your new appraoch turned out in this submission, it certainly felt like the game had a clear "goal" set. Someone mentioned before that your submissions started to feel a little cliche and predictable and I have to agree, but I wouldn't say that's a super bad thing.
Outright cliche is one thing, but aiming to give out a clear message that feels like it needs to be repeated again and again is another: Remember that it's the feeling of closeness and comfort that makes Christmas Christmas, not just a contest of who can shell out the most money or be the most awesome person at the family reunion. Your work is most excellent and I savor the colors that appear in the City of Black and White. Your message is good and has become something that I expect whenever I play something in the Colour series.