I like card games very much, that was basically half my childhood. So seeing this game was a pretty big incentive to play. I think the artwork is interesting, all of it plant based, I kind of missed the growth aspect a little bit (is it because your cards in your hands are growing?) I liked the mini map that showed you how much more you had to go, it was a good incentive. The effects on the cards I could understand for the most part, but it is very unclear when you don't see your opponent on the screen. The card descriptions could stand to be more descriptive, the 1/10 shield says clearly that it will restore health to the enemy hero, but what amount the cards that say "deal 1 damage when this dies"? Does that imply you are taking 1 damage, or the enemy? Clarity is always important. Not being able to see what was happening confused me and made me wonder what specific effect were doing, so my gameplay then turned into to "Play cards with highest attack stats and pick effects that don't hurt you" rather than encouraging experimentation. If you get to the end, an elevator gets you to the top and you party with some trees. I don't think I saw the "Spring Surprise" and you certainly can't beat the game in less that 200 seconds. But I can appreciate the grit it takes to make a card game in this amount of time, so good job, good hustle, and keep making games!

This was a fun concept! Good job!

I really liked the music and art but my laptop had issues playing the game. I couldn't get combat to work, I think because my screen resolution is too low and it cuts off parts of the screen.

Hey, I could not really understand what was going on with all the cards so I stopped playing. I liked the art style!

Like your concept, it was fun to play)