Hi! :D

I really enjoyed your concept and gameplay!

I think the only thing I would balance in the game is the speed of the day to enable letting it pass more slowly. I know that the goal is to see in how many days you will tide the farm, but for me I kind of enjoyed just tiding the farm, and even in the slow pace it felt a little bit rushed for my "calm" style of gameplay :)

Everything else is really nice! Congrats!

I really like the concept but I was a little confused about what I need to do to make money, maybe having the price of things somewhere could help, good job :) 

Hey!

Enjoyed your game very much. I love the suggestion in your own post about a character running around and maybe slowing the day a bit with that. I think some little details in the UI to help with the cost of things, selling prices and products.

Loved the concept overall though! Tending garden's is super relaxing and enjoyed your game :)

I like it! The little dude you control is very cool. I really wish he was animated. The puzzle are quite simple, but there's a nice difficulty curve with introducing the new mechanics. I made a silly mistake on one puzzle and got stuck, I wish there was a restart stage option (Unless I missed it somehow).

Good job!

I enjoyed playing through it - great job 👍

I also managed to get the cart stuck one time and had to wait for the respawn 😅

Finished the game yay! I assume I have saved earth now. 

I like the concept, very cool and dystopian.

First thing I noticed was the character wasn't animated, but didn't notice after a few seconds of doing the puzzles

I got stuck in one room and lost 

I was impressed at how many assets you made for the game and overall the puzzles were good and the time was strict but fair. So well balanced.

I enjoyed it. Looking forward to the gritty wasteland adventures of that little guy

Awesome and fun little game! Really enjoyed the art and audio. Would love to see your character animated.

I think someone else mentioned this already, but managed to get my little yellow cart stuck when I over shot how far to push it haha.

Great level designs by the way. Love how you implemented little tougher challenges in each stage.

Great job :)

I really like the idea, it's the first time I that play a game of this type.  I was a little confused about which spell tile did what, so maybe explaining that when the game starts would be great, or to make it more interesting, maybe adding at the top a combination of tiles to get a certain spell, something like this https://imgur.com/a/F60OeBJ, just a random thought, overall, good job and cool mechanic :) 

I gave it a few goes, It was hard, I lost the first round about 5 times. I didn't notice the health go up of any of the battlers but I managed to get a good run and managed to save all of them. So I guess they were being healed. Had to focus on that little rune bar pretty hard.

The only bug I noticed was that the runes sometimes overlapped but nothing game breaking 

It was fun, it was hard though and I'd probably suggest making the first level a little easier or a little slower maybe and build up to speed.

Art wise it was good, and the effect of stuffing up the runes is good. Seemed cohesive to me

Very nice art, loved the pixel aesthetic,

The concept of keeping the princess alive was good, I was so worried the first time she got swamped and couldn't make it out. But she pulled through. Very cool. look forward to seeing more enemy types and levels.

Also I noticed that if the princess knocks over the barrels, there's more chance of items. is that on purpose because I thought it was interesting if not a bit hard to do at times.

Can I please request one feature though, an in-game cursor as I kept losing where it was  

Great job! I am a fan of tower defense and definitely enjoyed being the tower offense this time mwahaha, what I think would need to improve is the UI, maybe place the money at the top, it took me a couple of seconds to find out it was at the bottom left, I think we are all used to see the resources available at the top lol

What I loved: the whole concept of buying enemies based on money, LIVE,  that kept me engaged picking up coins and trying to see which enemies would be the best option at the moment :) loved it!

Hi - great work 👍😃

A ton of content there all ready. I'm not a big puzzle gamer. 

But I like it, it fells nice to smash against the walls 😄

I got stuck at a third or fourth block moving level 😅

I really loved the game, cool effects, and great music choice, it got me scrapping my head on a couple of levels, which is good. The coins didn't mean anything to me, so maybe making them do something or adding up to buy skin or maybe a one time power up that lets you move a specific number of tiles or something else that would get me interested in collecting them.

Overall, it was fun, the difficulty is just right :) great job!

I think it's windows compatible? I have a Mac 🥺 You can do a WebGL version and I could try it :)

I really liked this one. Not only is it 3D, but it feels really polished for a 2 week jam.

However, there is one thing I would like to say about the game. I feel like the player speed is a bit slow. Whenever I died it would take me awhile to get back to where I died.

Other than that though, it's pretty good.

Awesome job! And I really enjoyed your devlog during the jam as well.

I really love the style, absolutely nailed it. That first enemy's spinning attack is so dope. I think the movement speed is fine, not sure if it needs to be faster, but the jump feels very floaty. But, that being said the platforming feels great and pretty accurate, so maybe it's just me.

Another thing is maybe more feedback when losing health? I looked up at one stage and saw I only had one health left, and I hadn't thought I lost anything (I think I might have lost health falling when trying to get the powerups, or maybe the saw blade hit me?).

I've only done the first character, but will definitely try to go all the way through!

Oh, one more thing, some of the sounds are awful, but in a REALLY good way, if that makes sense. I love it!

This is a fun game, what could be better IMO: Adding the controllers when you start the game, I didn't know how to shoot until after I read the description below the game, also, I use MAC and the ctrl key has some shortcuts and I was getting out of the game all the time because of that lol, maybe use another key (like space or S for example)  I liked the platforms but I felt like they don't add anything significant to the gameplay, adding extra health on them at random timing might make it cooler (sorry if you have this and maybe I didn't play enough)

What I really liked: The gameplay, it's a simple yet very fun idea, I really liked that the platforms disappear after jumping on them, great choice on the music and sound effects, and the assets look really cute :) I had fun playing, good job

I've played through your game two times.

The first time, I forgot about the fact I can shoot enemies, because I don't really use ctrl in any game, so I got through the entire game as a pacifist by avoding enemies (and clipping through them on invincibility frames).

When I re-read your post and saw 'shooting enemies', I replayed the game. Honestly, not having the ability to fight back made the game more challenging and fun for me, although that's just my opinion.

Regarding the mini boss: on my second try (so when I didn't clip through the mini-boss), the fight with it was indeed quite fun and the best part of the game. Although, in the last phase of the fight (when it starts shooting a large projectile downwards and smaller on the sides), I've just stood in place between the hitbox of the large projectile and the area where smaller ones can spawn. Nothing has hit me during the last phase when I stood there, so I just shot upwards until I destroyed the mini-boss.

Regarding the story: there's only one dialogue I could find - the one at the end of the game. It was understandable, if that's what you're asking about. If you want an opinion of its quality, then I can't give it, because there was not enough story-content to rate it in any meaningful way.

Other: I think it'd be better if the player stuck to walls automatically instead of having to hold X, or at least if "hold x" was replaced with "toggle by pressing X". Trying to navigate the controls was harder than I feel it should be, and I think that manually holding wall-climb was the main reason of it.
I haven't noticed any bugs.

Good job overall.

I've played your game 4 times, getting the highest score of 19000 if I remember right.

I prefer games that are more "play once and win" rather than "play any amount of times for high score", so I might be biased. Also, English is not my first language and I am very critical as a person, so what I've written might appear as more aggresive than I intended. Take note of this when reading the text below. I'll first focus on what you asked for and then proceed to the other things that came to my mind.

Enjoyability: It's good enough to play for a bit. If I were back in school as a child on an IT lesson, I'd most likely be more satisfied with your game.

Controls: Controls are fine and intuitive enough.
The only thing that comes to my mind in terms of improvement is that currently if you push toward the desk and try to change direction without stopping to push, you'll either be stuck in place or move very slowly. I suppose the player input for pushing forward could be ignored when he's close enough to a desk, so that the dino is able to easily slide in the other direction.

Player purpose: I've sacrificed my first playthrough to understand what I'm supposed to do, but that's normal for this kind of a short game. Adding images at the game's page so that the player can look at the playing area's screenshot before starting the game might have alleviated that 'problem' a bit, but I don't know if it's worth the trouble for you.

AI: AI gets stuck on desks. Considering your game is made in Unity, I think this might be helpful for you. Also, it could be cool if enemies spawned with different pathfinding types - for example, one could follow behind a player, and others come straight to him.

Enemies: At the moment, enemies just block your path and can be 'defeated' with clicking left mouse button at the nearest desk and right mouse button afterwards. I think that you could add more enemy types that require a specific type of food or more mouse clicks, OR just make enemies deal damage to you/result in an instant game over if you ignore them for too long. Right now they just feel kinda like an afterthought.

Sound: I think music in the start screen should be at least 2 times longer before looping, or the looping moment should be made less noticable. At the moment it's very jarring. Also, I think there should a sound effect whenever an enemy spawns and when you feed them food. Aside from that, sound design is fine.

Good job overall.