This creates such a unique mood, esp with the soundtrack. lookin forward to seeing more! Good one boss <3

Really cool concept!  When I realized the drawings were left behind by other players... well, anyway I'm the green dot on the left knee.  XD

Firstly, I hate this dialogue at the beginning of the game because it's so long for me. Secondly, I don't like that you didn't describe additional controls below the game, it's really bad, as I skipped all the dialogue. Nevertheless, it's a fine experiment for a Jam game. Well done.

I did wonder a bit as Mark was talking but... yeah, those really were marks from other players.
...and people are somehow drawing pictures XD
Quite a surprising take on the theme, less game and more interractive art piece I guess?
Now to see how things evolve over time~

I really enjoyed this rather short game :D You somehow managed to make me read through the whole dialogue. I normally don't like reading a lot in games :D

Your idea is genius, but it's sad that it's over when you place your Mark (I guess pun intended). Therefore, I had to take away some points in design. Full points for the rest ;)

Very cool idea. I would like to see the entire pixelated screen.

Ahhh nice idea! Sort of thing I wish I'd thought of. An option to leave a message or something would have been nice - that way you could really explore and see what people created! Interested to see what happens at the end :)

Great idea! I think that time to skip for dialogues could be a bit lower

Ooh, a multiplayer with the permanent world, nice job!

I like how people are trying to draw some heroic picture :D So adorable :)

Interesting project, a really unique take on the theme. Really curious to see how it ends looking!

Wow great concept. I am really curious to see how it turns out in the end.

Such a cool game! I am interested in seeing where this goes by the time the rating phase is over! Great job!

I love these kinds of games! I don't think I need to say anything about this, you did a great job!

This is very interesting, although the conversation felt ovely dragged out

One of the standouts of the Jam for me. I love this crowdsourced art project.

That was a really enjoyable and clever experience! Really fits the theme too! Don't know if there is enough 'potensh' for Mark but from my point of view that was really good!