I really appreciate the feedback, thank you Eevee! I was a little overambitious with the scale of my project and didn't have a lot of time for playtesting in the end. I'm planning to continue working on this game past the scope of Strawberry Jam and hopefully make it into something good. The future release will be split into multiple smaller levels to even out the learning curve and set the playtime to something more manageable.

There is a post-jam update available (0.2) that fixes most of the major bugs including the refill statues not working and game locking up on death. Not for rating purposes, but if you want to try a more stable version where things work as intended.

Thank you for hosting this game jam Eevee! It was a lot of fun! This is the first game I ever uploaded online. I always end up working on these kinds of projects in secret then dropping them after a few months. I'm really glad that you gave me the space and motivation to finally release something that people can download and play. Expect me back for next year's Jam! I'll try to tailor my ambitions to something I can actually finish and playtest in a month.

Thank you for playing!

The softlocks should have been resolved in the 0.2 update. In the future I might add an additional fix to prevent the player character from ending up offscreen altogether.

You get two inventory spaces for doing the farm girl's quests and the fifth for solving the "creatures on a compass" puzzle. The farm girl's house always appears 4 spaces away from the church, so it should be one of the first ones you encounter. Her entire quest line has you fighting enemies rather than bringing them back, which you don't really need much inventory space for. Of course there's nothing in the game right now to suggest that is the case to new players, so I'll definitely try to spread out the inventory upgrades a bit in future releases. I will also look into making enemies a little easier to lift, that's been a very common request.

I wish I had more time to develop the horny content, it is quite unfinished at the moment. I'm planning to make the characters on the right screen more dynamic in how they react to each other and add climax animations and such. One of the features I really wanted to add was to show the characters and sex animations as silhouettes at first and reveal them fully after the player's magic capacity is high enough. Something to set the mood a little more.

Thanks for playing, I'm really glad you liked it!

I think I squashed both of the bugs you mentioned in the 0.2 release. That update was posted after the Jam ended, so don't count it in your ratings, but do give it a try if you want to experience a more stable version of this game.

It's a lot easier to grab enemies from left or right due to how their colliders are set up. I do have plans to revise the grab mechanics and fine-tune the overall controls in a future release however.

There is a brief section on the game page for some of my future development ideas. If there's anything you'd like to see added in the "full" version of this game, let me know in the comments!

Thanks you! The game's got a random map generator. I want to add speed and completion challenges to future versions and I don't want the players to just memorize the level layout. The current plan is to split the game into several smaller maps and give out prizes for completing specific objectives in each map quickly.

Thank you! Sorry about the game locking up on death, I introduced that stupid bug on the day of submission and didn't catch it. I'll iron it out when the rating process is done with.

I'm still thinking about the music selection. The current tracks do sort of match the action, but are a little overwhelmingly action packed in relation to how exploratory the game is.