Really cool concept, it is definitely hard to predict the voronoi cells. I think one thing that would have been nice to kind of animate the regions changing as the turn progresses, it's much harder to build intuition when you only see the before and after.

It's really interesting and I wonder how balanced it is, it could be cool as an online pvp thing like chess or advance wars by mail, you would probably have to rework it so it's more playable in 1v1 though. Also no guarantees anyone would be interested, it's a very complex and interesting game but might be too hard to understand for the average player, still really cool and I'd love to know what high level play looks like. Definitely one of the most mechanically interesting and original ideas this jam.

Also! I appreciate the tutorial, the icons are a bit unintuitive so some work could be done to make the UI a bit more clear, but the tutorial really helped me quickly understand what to expect which was great!

I think you got something. You might want to add more input feedback (ie: for example, which action was picked by the player, because clicking on "next action"). It might help your idea to shine! Also, I played with the right click while it's write to use only the left click. Did I broke something?  :D 

Was really cool, did not know about voronoid before! Thank you for making me discover it. Unfortunately my game crashed when I was about to win :')

Interesting idea!

Unfortunately, the game breaks each time I split into 6 points, but I had a lot of fun getting more land.

Cool idea! Would be nice to have a text based log of what's going on though.

Very interesting to see Voronoi being used as a core game mechanic! Personally, I find it unintuitive to come up with any strategy. The action wheel UI is also rather cryptic and hard to associate with the corresponding action, even after reading through the tutorial. On the other hand, huge fan of the transition screen. Would love to see that aesthetic through the whole game! Excited to see how far this idea can go with a bit more polishing on the aesthetics and clarity of presentation. 

I love the use of voronoi cells for a strategy mechanic, though I was confused on how exactly to progress.

The game idea is really interesting, I like the abstract concept of it. It’s a bit buggy, especially with the duplicate action. I think with some patching up, it could be a really deep interesting experience.

Very cool game idea :)