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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| How fun is the game? | #9 | 2.500 | 2.500 |
Ranked from 4 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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Hi,
Yes, that helps/explains a lot. Looks like I'm still to bad to collect enough branches before i get killed. ^^
I really like the style and the music of the game. But sometimes I think it is a bit hard to see, what's going on. E.g. I saw the branches falling in my first try, but they fall down on the right side. As they were not highlighted, I totally forgot about them. Maybe you can make them stand out a bit more from the background.
I hope you keep working on the game and look forward to playing an improved version of it.
Hello,
Thanks for playing and for bringing that problem to my attention. I have a few solutions. I just have to feel out which works best. I’m going to work on it today. If you find anything else that feels problematic please let me know.
Hey hi,
could you help me a bit? I tried the game and I'm a bit lost. I know I can select the rock and throw/move it with the mouse and the Rock can collect the mushrooms the boss drops. But what can I do with the mushrooms? Do I need them to respawn? and when can I collect them, sometimes when the rocks are smaller it doesn't work to collect them.
hey,
Thanks for the feedback. The mushrooms will be used to make ore but I haven't implemented it into the crafting system yet. The mushrooms pay a heavy price so you can carry nothing else after carrying one. At the moment you'd want to avoid the mushrooms at all cost and avoid the spores from growing by hitting the cap before the stalk sprouts. The branches from the trees are the only materials that can be crafted, only because I haven't finished many of the tools ore unlocks. Were you able to pull up the crafting Ui? I apologize for the convolution. I didn't leave enough bread crumbs and I'm not a fan of the conventional approach to tutorials. Let me know if that helps or not.