I love the game! and the graphics really give me a cozy mood.
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TOWNLAND's itch.io pageResults
| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Artistic Style | #468 | 3.333 | 3.333 |
| Cleverness | #875 | 2.333 | 2.333 |
| Playability | #931 | 2.667 | 2.667 |
| Theme | #933 | 2.333 | 2.333 |
Ranked from 3 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
Judge feedback
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- VERY Dorf Romantik. I played quite a few rounds and enjoyed it. Not sure how it fits the theme... but otherwise, pleasantly enjoyable! A tutorial would be a nice edition, I didn't get it immediately.
- Lovely game I could see myself getting sucked into. Sadly encountered a game breaking bug by spamming the "Reload" button, as the islands just stopped generating anymore.
Did you include your Game Design Document in your downloadable files?
Yes
Tell us about your game!
Nature Is Spreading is a procedurally generated tile based deck building game about making islands vegetate and make them looking cool.
Buy cards from shop with your points.
Make more interesting landscape. Enjoy ^^
Did you remember to include your Game Design Document?
Yes
Is your game set to Public so we can see it?
Yes
Extra Notes
That was amazing 3 days for me. I did learn a lot procedurally generating Island. That was really good experienceto me. Making cozy cool game. I am really happy to be in this jam.
Comments
Very beautiful and soothing! I think this is the only 3d game I've found so var that is playable in browser. The controls were intuitive, but I wish it was one growing area you were working on over time instead of different islands. This was so nice, though!
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Goblin FandangoI like that you can choose to either take is slow or you can absolutely maximize the amount of points you get. Purple flower box combo for the win!
The music loop is a little too short, it gets a little annoying after a few levels.
About 4 levels in the economy of coins gives you too much, so you can always buy all the cards. Maybe this could be balanced by having expensive gold versions of the cards that have extra ability or combo?
For me the button to go to the next level never hides, so I can just keep clicking it and continue into levels even if i don't have the right amount of points.
This is a very solid basic game concept. You could take this and add several game modes. One one side you can have timed build, where you want to keep going to as many islands as possible. On the other side you could have a limited turns mode, where every card placement is carefully chosen for extra points.
Submitted
Alien Fruit Fan ClubWow great feedback !
Economy is terrible in the game. Like people mostly wont play gamejam games, and I dont want to let them leave without seeing the windmill and the other stuff. How they are working. That is why they all really cheap. And you are right about the buying infinite cards. They will have some limit so you have to discard them. But I wasn't have time for it.
I actually take every feedback on my trello. And you make one giant feedback post is describing what I will going to do.
I think you have really solid points. I will update the game. Thank you for your time :D
This was a really soothing experience, I'll say wheat fields + windmills make it easy to get the desired score. It has a very polished feel however the shop screen broke on my monitor (half of it was out of the bounds of the screen), would definitely play again with some additional objectives or some form of turn limit to incentivise combo-ing your items
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Mother of all MessesReally nice-looking game! I think there should be another objective rather than only decorating the island. But overall, it was a pleasant experience, congratulations on making it!
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Fire SpreadsThank you for your feedback. :))
Yeah, I can add like volkanoes, spreading fire(that was one of my ideas bu I saw some one doing it and I stopped) and such to make people stressed make them think when they are placing object. But I just want to make little chill cozy games.
Maybe spreading nature isn't the best as theme vise but. Actually I am spreading joy to the player. ^^
I could actually play this for hours hahaha actually so fun!
Submitted
Jam's Great Toast RescueThis game is perfect. Its so chill and relaxing I could stay all day planting farms and trees. The only problem is that I personally find the music too repetitive, and annoys me while playing for so long. Everything else is nice, nice job dude! :)
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Spread the BreadThis game is super relaxing, from the music to the graphic style to the gameplay.
I'm not very sure about how the points/coins are made but I still had fun playing! I think I would've enjoyed a sandbox mode to create the most beautiful islands, but maybe that's something to think about for the future.
Congrats for the very nice entry! :)
Submitted
Hell o' BorusVery calming game! The visuals are super clean, and gamplay was very satisfying :D
Submitted
Goblins & CloudsVery cozy and cute. I'd have loved to see a bit more challenge in the puzzle elements, or more options to customize how it looked. Either way, good luck!
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Antagonist SyndromeBeautiful, cozy, delightful sounds and feedback as you place tiles. I'd love to see some instructional or reference UI elements added in and hope you continue to work on this!
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The Rumor AcademyAmazing visuals and sound! I like the little details such as the voxel animations when you add an item to a tile; It's clear that you put your effort on the game. Interested to see how you expand the game further in the future :)
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Town AlightReally cute! The game just looks amazing. My only criticism is that the gameplay is a bit generic, and a lot of games are very similar to this one. That being said, it's executed very well!
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Litter Picker UpperThe game's visuals and sound effects are fantastic, really drawing me in. It offers an immersive experience and has tons of potential for further development.
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Breadmon Spa Salon
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