Thank you for the feedback! I'll note the issues you described, and keep them in mind for future projects. As for the no violence thing... I guess you can pretend they're just "poofing" away? ;; I'm doing multiple jams at the moment and its been hard to keep track of everything. But that's all on me.
i love the colors, the art, andespecially the music! i can't stop listening to the song the bubbles are a really neat mechanic, as well. i had a lot of fun discovering all the ways i could use them! i'd love to see you flesh this out more c:
thank you for the feedback! i really appreciate it c: and yep, my first one. at least the first that i had to do any coding on my end for aha i'm glad you had some fun with it!
God, I love the message here. It's like you were taking words right from my mind. I was just talking yesterday with someone about how inaccessible games can be. Whether its money, physical or mental ability, etc., there are so many barriers to making games, even if you know you have a good idea. And then having your work acknowledged is even harder. I feel like it can be very discouraging.
Thank you for making this. I'm glad someone else gets it.
Very nice assets and an interesting mechanic. I like the challenge that the randomness brings. Only complaint that I have is that I can't change the resolution, so it's a little big for my laptop screen. Overall, though, great job!
Adorable! I love the terraforming aspect, and how many pets are available. The UI is very nice, as well. Only complaint is that the sounds are a little loud.
So cute!! The art is fantastic and I want that brush setting. But really, this is so nice to look at and I love the pet designs. Only problem I'm having is that food is so expensive that my pets are always in danger of starving, and there's no way to make money besides selling seeds (that I see). Which you only get from feeding them. Anyways, I'd love to see this fleshed out more, if you ever wanted to do so in the future.
as someone who's been through a lot of dark times (and not just as a past kmart employee, hah) this really spoke to me. very powerful. this is probably my favorite of the jam, tbh. thanks for sharing. i love the zelda-esque style you were going for too, i tried to achieve the same thing.
i love how hectic this is. the music really ups the tension, and the color changing effect you did (switching rooms?) really added to the atmosphere. very clever. cute twist too!
Very well done! I'd love to know how you made the key mechanic and characters disappearing when you give them items work, because I was so wanting to put stuff like that in my game.
