Skip to main content

Indie game storeFree gamesFun gamesHorror games
Game developmentAssetsComics
SalesBundles
Jobs
TagsGame Engines
A jam submission

Pretty PetalsView game page

cozy bouquet shop
Submitted by casiwashere (@Thi477695684311), IPat, DrakeSilver, ChaiLibra — 3 minutes, 12 seconds before the deadline
Add to collection

Play game

Pretty Petals's itch.io page

Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Unique Mechanics#13.0913.091
Art & Visuals#53.4553.455
Overall#52.8182.818
Satisfaction#72.4552.455
General Fun#92.2732.273

Ranked from 11 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Email:
casi82001@gmail.com

Leave a comment

Log in with itch.io to leave a comment.

Comments

Developer

The dev log is in the Bezi-Showcase-Channel on Discord only due to the length!

Submitted(+1)

Very relaxing game! Much needed after a 5 day jam 😂! I quite enjoyed making my vases. A few thoughts that came to my head, if you are thinking of expanding. Perhaps remove the timer and have customer requests where you have to match a picture that shows the vase/flowers the customer wants? Also I enjoyed seeing my vases on the shelf when they were completed. Having them in the background while you work on the next vase would be cool too! Great job!

Submitted

I like the idea of the game and I really enjoyed some of the calls you get but when it came to the the arrangement of the flowers, I was not a fan of them overlapping so much. Possibly adding a little collider to shift them around would have yielded funny glitches but overall a very interesting game idea.

Submitted(+1)

I really enjoyed this one! Definitely cozy, and I just had to know what would happen if I filled the entire shelf (did not disappoint XD).

Some feedback:

- If you do fill the entire shelf, finishing the next arrangement breaks the game

- It was difficult for me to place the flowers without clipping them through the pot. Not a lot of room to arrange the flowers in the opening of the pot

- I would have really enjoyed if we could basically  cut the stems, or otherwise adjust the height/length of each flower

- There were some buttons that had nice sprites, and some that had standard unity UI sprites

Developer(+1)

Thank you for the very detailed insights! Tbh we never tried filling the whole shelf, so when we tried, I agree it’s pretty hilarious xD. Sadly for the clipping flowers we actually had a more advanced snapping method to put the flowers in the pot, but it broke like a few hours before submission and we had to go with our first version of putting flowers in the pot. Cutting the stems is a great idea, we might add that. Personally I wished I made more flowers, but as always real life came between 😅 We’re still pretty happy about the outcome :D

Submitted

i think there not much of variety, il advice you to add ambient occlusion and some baked lighting, but i like trough some bugs

Submitted(+1)

"My coworker quit their job to become a full-time artist" Def a very brave act in his life! I love that subtle humor where we give flowers for any little reason. At first 1-2 minutes you dont understand what to do, but after 2 minutes it becomes very addictive, it's like "Cozy Organizer" but in 3d

Developer(+1)

We actually weren’t sure in the beginning, if people would actually enjoy just putting flowers together. I am glad you liked it 🫶 

Submitted(+1)

It’s always important to take small risks and experiment. For my game i decided to remove humor, voice acting, the character Andrew, and "pseudo-cinematic" cutscenes in favor of a pleasant and calming atmosphere. Im not entirely sure if it was the right choice, but for the experimentation and breaking away from the same lore patterns, I think it was worth it

Developer

True, your game did come out super cozy! But I must say, I miss Andrew 😔

Submitted(+1)

But there is one very hidden easter egg to Andrew, when the customer speaks, his voice is actually a clip of my cousin saying "Andreew" I cut it into pieces and pitch-shifted it up 😅