Even though it initially looked a lot like a work app, it was still fun to play! 😄

Unfortunately, the game broke for me, and I couldn’t produce any more wood or stone etc.—which I assume wasn’t intended. I was close to finishing my research center! The “punch tree” action was stuck, and the progress bar wouldn’t fill anymore.

Visually, it did feel like a work app, but with some added game animations or visual elements in a future update, it could definitely become more engaging graphically. The background music was nice but became a bit repetitive over time—switching to a different track now and then could help mix things up.

That said, I still enjoyed myself and was curious to see how far I could progress.

A solid foundation mechanics-wise, and with a stronger visual layer, this could really shine. Keep it going! 🌳⚙️🎮

This game definitely exceeded all my expectations. At first glance, since it was text-based, I assumed we would have to process a lot of complex information. Fortunately, the experience turned out to be the opposite, thanks to the way we progress through the different moons, making it both rewarding and satisfying.

Even without the typical visual elements found in most games, you managed to capture the essence of a great management system. It keeps the player constantly wanting more, creating an ongoing evolution process where, even through words alone, the significant progression is clearly felt.

You implemented this system very well, and I can easily imagine what the game would look like with graphics. Without a doubt, visuals would bring it even more to life and make it feel more engaging and appealing.

However, when you decide to add graphics, try to maintain the simplified version of the experience that the game already has. I strongly believe that this is precisely what makes it so good. You’ve masterfully captured a mechanic that keeps players engaged and makes us feel victorious and intelligent.

The only issue I initially encountered was a bug when trying to open the game in my Chrome browser (which is up to date). The buttons didn’t work at all, and at first, I thought the project was incomplete in that aspect. However, when I opened it in another browser, everything worked perfectly.

Congratulations on the project! It’s clear that there’s great potential for further development here. I hope you continue investing in it. Good luck with the jam!

Its a really nice base for an iddle game! Its a pitty it does not work on Firefox, but I just played it on Chrome and it works fine untill day 11.

It would add a very nice touch to have some animation of the villagers, maybe in the footer of the page or something like that.

As for the gameplay, I do reccomend to make "needs" visible when you click on them (or to have them displayed all the time), not only when you hover your mouse over.

I liked the music and the nice touch of increasing the speed to match the moon speed level!

I get what you mean on how to break it! Hehe.

I thought it was a fun and was disappointed when it ended.

I have played other idle games with the same minimalist visual design, and I found it just as engaging (if not a little more) than some more flashy idlers.

This game is pretty addicting. I was disappointed the game stopped working on day 11. I never got to get more villagers which would have been a nice dopamine hit. Overall, I think you got a nice foundation for a fun village builder.

I see what you did there. This looks like the best way to test your quest system. I gotta say it is working perfectly now. I think what you can do is to upgrade this into a full game with graphics and integrate other systems into it. One thing you can also add is an graphical indicator or a warning for some things such as for food. I know there is a blinking red indicator but it is easy to be missed once we got busy with other tasks. Overall, I did enjoy it since I love games with systems like this. Good job and good luck on it!

I think this game needs visual, good idea but no visual graphics kills the game sadly :C

I like the concept, but the graphics could have been a lot better.

I feel like this could have been a lot better if there was some visual representation of what was happening in game, even if its just basic shapes or downloaded assets, just watching a number go up with a progress bar just isnt very interesting to look at. Other than that some other gameplay features to do while you wait for tasks to complete could have been a nice addition. The idea is good it just needs some features to make it more interesting to play.

It took a little while to figure out how the game works, but once I did, I enjoyed the progression of managing a little village. Cool concept!

I tried playing, but after clicking 'Punch berry tree,' I couldn’t do anything else. I attempted different starting actions like punching a tree, punching a rock, and making a stick, but once I completed the 'Punch berry tree' quest, nothing happened - moon progression stopped, and I couldn’t click anything... I do like the music and the option to adjust the speed, but since the game is also missing artwork entirely, I can’t give it a high rating.

The game is all ready broken, gave you flat 3 stars. please rate my game.