The game design wasn't the greatest all in all but the art style was amazing. I wish I had more to say about this one as it was the prettiest game I've played so far

the visual art and sound design in this game are excellent, the pixel art takes full advantage of the charms of the medium while having a great amount of detail. I found the gameplay Interesting but simple, the corruption was good but I would have preferred some more complex decision making. the game was very relaxing until I turned on doom mode, nice touch with the game options.

This game was great, I also took this style of village building game. Yours had a lot of what mine was missing. great art, smoother mechanics, and better balancing. Great job.

Admittedly could not quite figure out the actual game play mechanics, but the art is so beautiful I enjoyed just randomly clicking tiles, which is a good tell for a game. The lack of levels is mildly disappointing though, but overall a great entry. Did I mention the art is fantastic? Good.

Incredibly beautiful and enjoyable game, it's a pity that you didn't have enough time for more buildings, but even without that I had a great time)

dang, the art's insane (especially the isometric part - that's hard to pull off) music fit the mood perfectly, and the game was simple, but hard to master. really cool submission!

Phenomenal art direction, audio design, and polishing, but it felt like the rest of the game was somewhat lacking.

While it was fun to combine buildings into better buildings, it all felt a bit pointless as the buildings served no purpose. I understand the goal of the game is to place as many tiles as you can, but it would be nice if certain buildings affected the gameplay. Perhaps building the big castle could add a new empty tile to the edge of the 5x5 grid, or a water refinery could clear out neighboring corruption. The shield building seems to do something along those lines, but I never figured out what it does exactly.
I understand this is a jam game, so I completely agree with your decision to limit the scope and focus on polishing the core gameplay loop, but it all falls a bit short in my opinion.

Additionally, the goal of the game is to place as many tiles as you can without any real win condition. It feels pretty bad to be greeted by 'Gameover' in big red letters after every game, even when you beat your personal best. Instead you could have used 'Results', or 'Your performance'.

The concept has potential to be a lot of fun, but I feel like you were just a bit short of reaching that point. Currently all the fun comes from the tiny dopamine rush of combining things and seeing the result, but that feeling fades away very quickly.

A nice city building game. Need to think many time before placing tiles. My highest score was around 200. Maybe you can add highscore leaderboard in future. Great work ^^

awesome game! I got hooked on this one! great graphics and relaxing music.  Well designed game, the mechanics point to a easy to understand goal,  which makes gameplay a fun and challenging and engaging experience! overall I enjoyed playing! congratulations! keep it up!

Relaxing music, beautiful visuals, and a neat little concept. Wish there was maybe some sort of progression and/or bigger maps. Anyway, fantastic job!

This is one of the most beautiful itch.io games I've played. Simply awesome art direction, soothing soundtrack, and fun gameplay. What type of witchcraft did you summon to create the art in one week? Teach me!

I can not understand how you managed to make a game like this in such a short time, I just love, a game that would play a little longer, the art is amazing the sounds are very well implemented, everything in general, I only have nice words for this project, 10/10 thanks for doing it

Amazing art and music! Loved the concept and the execution is really good!

Great job!

Everything in this game comes together really well, from the music to the sfx to the art.  Easy and relaxing to play.  I can totally see this being expanded further.

Looks and sounds and plays great, Maybe could do with some information about placed tiles, can be a bit hard to tell them apart sometimes. Maybe that's just me. Reminds me of Triple Town where the different tiles are very distinct.

great art!