This is an amazing hard turn-based game :D I didn't play these genres, but I have really big fun playing it. Unfortunately, when the map appeared I didn't understand what I should do. I thought this is a loading :D But I found the first level which was almost the same color as the closed ones.
The gameplay is an awesome and interesting idea about grows theme :) I didn't think this could be possible :D

Nice game :)

Really liked fighting these monsters and the turn based combat was nicely implemented.

Some things could be more explained i guess like the grass thingy (i think its walk distance?) :)

Other than that great job :)

Despite the issue with the level selector, this is a very fun, polished and challenging game. Great job. Congrats! :)

Great game, interesting mechanics, a rather steep learning curve at the moment, a beautiful world map, overall I really enjoyed it! And it was awesome having you on stream! Here's the VOD if you want to check that out again: (yours starts at 50:42)

What am I doing wrong? all I get when I click "select level" is this and nothing happens :(

Others have already commented on an obvious area that needs a tweak. Other than that a brilliant entry. Tiles, strategy and felt RPG-like to me too. Really enjoyed playing.

This was a really cool rpg/puzzle mashup. I love that I could map my own path by drawing it too, instead of it be automated to the most "efficient" route like other tile based games do. It eliminates having to do multiple clicks to move precisely the way you want.

My main constructive feedback is the level select screen was not very intuitive. I am embarrassed at how long it too me to figure out how to start the game lol. Need to make the available levels stand out more from the unavailable ones.

Really great game, the mechanics are super well thought out and the number of levels is super impressive. The only thing I'd say is you need some kind of indicators for the levels because it's hard to tell what level is open to play and some indicator that you gotta drag the player's path around because I was stuck on the first level for a bit of time not knowing how to attack. Otherwise great work! Keep it up!

Great presentation in this game! The scene transitions and art style all looked really nice! One comment on the map. I sat on the screen for about 10 seconds thinking it was a loading screen until I realized I was supposed to do something. I think if the levels were colored with green dots or something it might have stuck out to me more. From a gameplay perspective, I think with a bit of polish this could be a very nice minimalist puzzle game - nice work in 48 hours!

A strategy game with functional AI in 2 days. I'm amazed. I couldn't figure out the meaning of the extra numbers and really struggled after the first few levels. I get that the enemies grow stronger if you take too long to kill them though, and that's definitely in theme. And so many levels! Wow.

I love this concept, feels like both a strategy game and a puzzle game combined! Only issues I had were not realising when I had a second usable character, and sometimes the ground colours were too similar I couldn't tell what was water and what wasn't. Overall definitely one of the most polished games I've played.

I had a hard time finding the levels at first haha but once I got into it, I enjoyed the strategy. Great work putting this together in such a short amount of time!

I thought it was broken at first, but then i found a really interesting game. It has some advanced stuff for a game jam, like the a* pathfind AI. I really liked the hexagon tilemap mixed with the 2d sprite characters. Awesome work!

Cant believe that you made so many levels in such a shot time.After spent about half an hour to beat the game I think it's really interesting.Great job!

But I'm also bit confused about why sometimes the enemies did not attack me in their turn.And it's difficult to find where level entrance  is on the map of the first time.

I had the idea about growing monster (and went into a strategy/management game :D), but it wouldn't have been into a puzzle like this, great idea!

The music is nice, the world map is nice but I thought it was broken at first, maybe put a hint into the description where to click (I found, but if I was lost, I think I won't be the only one :p)

The atmosphere is really nice, a bit of trial and error at first, but I got the concept pretty fast, well done!