Nice work! I liked the idea of focusing on potion brewing, and let the battling happen with NPCs. Sometimes it was a little confusing what was happening, and it could get frustrating when the NPCs were refusing to attack. But cool to try out this concept. We started from a very similar concept (throw potions at your party of adventurers), but ended up in a pretty different spot.
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I might have encountered a bug... whenever I hit spacebar, the frogs seemed to die, and my number of potions went up. So I could just spam spacebar to kill all the frogs, and my score would just increase. I wasn't sure what the fruit and the pacman ghosts were doing, but they seemed irrelevant, given that I was just hitting spacebar and presumably killing frogs. Sorry if I missed something!
Nice work! Congrats on your first game!
The "right fruit, wrong location" symbol was confusing for me, because I got 5 of them on my first try, and I wasn't entirely sure what it meant. Maybe in the itch.io page, you can have a quick guide to what that symbol means? (The green check and red x made sense!)
Nice work! Got a little stuck, I'm afraid. Is it possible to reset the cauldron? Once mine was green, I couldn't find a way to make it not green. More generally, some explanation of the controls would have been helpful. I figured out how to dip the bottle in, but not before I'd dropped one in the pot (which seems to be unretrievable?).
Great game! Super cozy!
NGL my first reaction was: I suck at colors. And I really struggled to get the exact color. Finally just gave up and clicked match, and realized I didn't need the exact color, and just needed to get *close*. I think that realization was really helpful for me, and I played many rounds after that.
Great job!
Nice work! I haven't played many crafting games, so I was a little intimidated by the lack of tutorial. But it felt good to figure out what potions characters were asking for, and how the ingredients worked. Wasn't sure how long to play for, so maybe a sense of progression could help? Like a small reward upon getting to a certain amount of money?




