Plants fighting back unite! Grabbing a mouse was a necessity for this game but then I was already immersed in the fun mayhem of "slapping them bugs". One of the biggest hurdles was my keyboard layout, that caused me to smash "Z" to no avail (curse you, German keyboard) which could probably be quickly fixed by changing the "Use physical keys" setting in Unity. Once I had figured that out, I was ready to perform and it turned out squashing critters in mid-air was a really satisfying experience. Doing alternating button mashes to take down the big enemies may have been a brute-force strategy but I'm not going to lie - it was hecking fun. Great work, thanks for sharing!

Very satisfying game! I agree with LovelyLabs that all I want is more game "juice" to make it even more satisfying!

Very fun and satisfying! I particularly enjoy mashing all the buttons at once for one big heavy attack. 

Overall a pretty good game. The music does not loop and the keybindings are flavorous in QUERTY It would be better if they were something like arrow keys or WASD those are the most common key for a reason. The art is pretty nice and I like the flower animation. 

Really neat idea. I found the best strategy was to just use all four buttons to target the same thing, it felt too hard to control them in different directions, especially with the high damage from enemies.

The infinite wave was very silly and quite hard.

Had fun, great job!

I love the music and sound effects!

This was really fun!  It got difficult pretty quick.  Being able to slap a bit faster might help, but as a flower I can understand how slapping may not be the most advanced skill one may have.  Hilarious concept, and nice work!

Nice score games. I understand the idea of having multiple cooldowns for the action, but i feel like that spam clicking all buttons togheter works perfectly fine, albeith being a bit monotonous. Probably the controls should be reworked to have at least to aiming direction, i.e. dual stick controller with the shoulder buttons to control the petals.

Very interesting concept!