I actually dinged it for being a visual novel when I played it on stream. And now I find out we could click on things. My bad. The story was easily the best of any game. Felt like an actual Winnie the Pooh cartoon episode. LOVED the pun. Since there is a game element (my fault for missing it), this is my top choice. I would recommend making the flowers pulse or glow a little to make it more obvious what to do.
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Well, we'll have to wait another 36 years before the Disney version enters the public domain and we can start using Disney's rendition of the character. No, this was exclusively based on the original two books Winnie the Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner. I read those two books for the first time during the jam and packed in Easter eggs accordingly. While the Disney version was mostly faithful to the original, there were a few surprises they didn't adapt, such as Kanga and Roo's reception to the woods as cooked up by Rabbit. 10 Internet points to the first one to name the one book-exclusive character present.
Credit goes to my sister (only credited in-game) for the pun.
Unlike our previous entry, we do not plan on further development, even though we had to cut an idea involving letting you re-color the pictures with collected flowers.