Idk how I feel about this game.  Half my people always die! 

Kidding, fun mechanic, took me a while to figure out the forms necessary to win, so maybe a hint into that would have been nice.
Music was SUPER epic.

A nice entry! Once I’d figured out all the effects of the initially same-looking buildings, it was fun to think when to build and when to clear more territory, the map shuffling added some unpredictability, which made the process more interesting.

The learning process was quick and when I figured out all the rules and how to make building combinations (forests, farms, water canals), I’ve managed to save the people quite reliably.

Interesting game. Not sure I fully understand what I am trying to do as I never seem to get a good score. The sprites are lovely and the sound effects work well. Good use of the theme!

Very nice! No notes - I think this would work well as a level-based puzzle game similar to architecture simulator games, with a minimum population requirement and different goals for resource production. Great entry!

original take on the theme, interesting gameplay mechanic! well done, and congrats on your first gwj participation!

score: 21000 :)

Very nice game, the upgrading/proximity mechanic works very well. Difficulty seems really well balanced, it's hard to fill all bars before the old producers collapse,  and the changing Layout add to the challenge ( and forbid "optimal" layout, wich is extremely good for that kind of game).
I really loved it, ended up with 37050 points on my 2nd play.

Hi Team,

This is a really fun idea and great execution. You left a lot of mechanics to discover for the players but I believe that's part of the fun.

Overall really enjoyed it! :)

Cool mechanics (I always love me a tile-based and round-based game) and creative use of the theme! Although I would have loved a little more clarification on how things work and interact but yeah I get it, it is forgotten :D

Very solid and enjoyable entry! I liked it! 

A fun little puzzle-ish game! I liked the graphics, sounds and mechanics. It offers plenty of interesting choices with the collapsing buildings and a bit of deductive work with the hidden modifier buildings. That part felt a bit like minesweeper.

I wish there had been a tutorial about the "compound" buildings since I built them blindly on my first try. I did better the second go around though, getting a score of 50,400. Great work!

Great game! I liked the mechanics and the style. I was a bit confused by some of the synergies between tiles … I managed to create some “water channels” but I had no idea how I did it. Overall an excellent entry though!

Super cool game, love the bio-mechanical look of buildings, and how they pulse and move. Very awesome!

My only gripe is as the others say, the unclear meaning of the bars.

Other than that, super fun! The building patterns kind of remind me of Loop Hero, which was awesome.

Well done!

I like the use of the theme and that you're "unbuilding" the city. The controls are clear, but I would have liked a button to advance the intro text. Its good that you show the timer for the intro text advancing though. The music is good but it was loud for me initially and there isn't an in-game volume setting. It was cool to figure out where the buildings creating bad effects are and finding the special building patterns. Also the changing layout adds a layer of unpredictability to the game. It wasn't very clear why the game ended. I assume its because the population decreased too much, but I had 50 left so I thought then that wasn't the problem.

I got 21200 pts the 2nd time I won. Let's see if someone can do better. :)

I really liked the aesthetic and concept of the organic buildings (gives a lot of worldbuilding ideas). I loved how different structures you build could merge together and was positively surprised the first time it happened to me. I tried out placing things in different shapes to see if there were different things created. Also the interaction between buildings was neat. Getting more points from placing crops next to water and forests next to crops.

The first time I played I just lost, having no idea how my population died, thinking I was keeping my resources at a good level, but probably that was much clear. (As in I thought that as long as I had resources they would be fine but turns out I needed to have more than 100% at each resource).  

A lovely jam entry.   

A very unique game! I think it fits the theme of forgotten knowledge extremely well. I love the story behind the long forgotten technology and including the risk of replacing it is very clever. I got 16800 points!