I love this game so much! This immediately has landed on my favorite games list, and I've shared it with practically everyone I know. It's so simple and lovely and has so many little details in the cute moth animations, the gothic architecture and subtle background shifts, the day-night cycle and various weather conditions, the music, and the balanced cyclical mechanics of progression.
Your youtube shorts were also very helpful when I was getting started (and made me laugh at "love is obviously worthless") so thank you for those!
The only thing that could possibly make it more perfect to me is if I could play it on a handheld device (like a phone, gameboy or switch) just so I could bring my mothlings with me everywhere I go.
I did run into some minor issues, but I only mention them in case you're ever in a bug-fixing mood:
- At some point of the planters broke (the one that's two slots to the left of the lift; it was no longer liftable or plantable)
The first time I got three orange seeds, I planted and watered them all, but the next day two had disappearedNevermind, you mentioned in another comment that this is intentional!- Saves don't work on the web version (all progress is lost when I reload the page; I'm using Firefox on Linux, so it may not be universal, or even that common)
- Text sometimes gets cut off or escapes the speech bubbles (mostly the initial dialogue; again, may just be me)
- At one point dust landed out of reach up around the big lantern (up and to the right of the uppermost platform)
- It would be cool if the game prevented me from accidentally ordering more planks or planters than I can use
- I have so many moths now that I run out of time in the day to feed them all, and I wish I could set some of them free instead of letting them starve