really well thought out and balanced puzzle game! All of the bonuses/points/combos are clearly thought out, work well with each other, and make for great strategies. Graphics are perfect for the games style, and look great! And Bruno, well done with the music! I really enjoyed it, especially the wooden flute on the first track. Very explory, but at the same time very chill :)

The only thing missing in my opinion was a drive for the player to keep going, since, as addictive as the puzzle gameplay is, it does get a little repetitive after a while. If there could be an element connecting the levels together and making each seem a little different from the last, whether it be a story element with dialog in between, a level system with a target score, or different elements introduced by level... that one little addition will guarantee players will gladly glide from level to level and play for hours on end!

Well done creating such a polished game for such a short jam! Can't wait to see what's added in the post jam updates!

-Sasha

This is a really nicely presented game! Kind of reminds me of Loop Hero having the neighbouring tiles effect your score/bonuses. Cool submission!

Looks really good! Please add web version at future :) 

High score of 98! Really nice gameplay and definitely hit the theme straight on! The art style is nice and consistent and clear, and the music is soothing. I would totally play an expanded version of this if you ever made it!

Loved this! 

First play through was a bit more confusing since it took a couple turns before I understood what the instructions meant. Which meant I'd messed up my structure some what.

But on my 2nd and third playthrough I started getting the groove of it much more. Optimisation is very addicting! Current record for me is 397:

Loveley game. The gameplay requires you too think a bit in advance, and it overall works together very well. As i said earier it is very remenicent of Tiny Islands, but still very much its own thing. It was a bit unclear of  "ajacent tiles" meant the 4 or 8 surounding it, but found it was just the 4 trough experimentation. The gameplay seems affected by luck quite a bit, my first game was a score of 223, but my secound with a better understanding was ~150.

The art and music is loveley too. The art was really great, great execution and palette. The hermit house looks a bit like it doesn't quite fit, but that is probalby just me.  Also noticed the castle didn't make it. Love all the uniuqe music.

Again, loveley game. Very relaxing. Seing your finished board when the score is presented could be something to keep if you are going to develop it further. Its a shame i can't study my completed board once im done.

I really love the chill nature of this game. The presentation is top notch. I would love to play this in a multiplayer context as well, with space being taken up by players each turn. Well done!

I got a score of 168. Its a really fun game and it seems super polished for being made in 48 hours. It seems HEAVILY inspired by the game ISLANDERS by Grizzly Games. That's not a bad thing at all because I really liked that game as well. Really great job! This is one of the best games I've played yet from this jam!

Scored 151 for my first go.

You guys did all the art and music in 48 hours? Incredible. It's great to play something with so much polish. Nothing feels like a placeholder, yet you have so much room to expand with new mechanics or map sizes. Well done!

Very good looking, and the concept is interesting! Could use a bit more clarity on the scoring, like having the game tell you how many points you're going to get for your current placement if you click.