Thank you for playing the game! This is great feedback! I will definitely adjust the crisis question, it is too fast~ and that is a good direction I need to take the mini games. very cool!
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💗 PLAYTESTERS WANTED! 🌴📼
I just released SUMMER CRUSH, my new pixel-art romance game set in the summer of 1992!
It’s brand new, still in development, and I’m pretty new to the itch.io scene — so I’d really love some friendly eyes on it. 🥹
If you have a few minutes to play, I'd be incredibly grateful for any feedback at all.
What did you like? What confused you? What should I improve? Who did you fall for? 👀
Even a quick comment would mean a lot and will genuinely help me make the game better.
🎮 Play it here: SUMMER CRUSH
https://granthaffner.itch.io/summer-crush
Thanks for checking out my little game. ❤️


Place your bets. The cryptids are coming out of the trees.
Six runners. Live odds. The tote board prices the field, then the odds lock. You pick Win, Place, Show… or go full Exacta and call the top two in order.
Cash three tickets in a row and the holler starts paying you a streak bonus. Bust out and the bookie just slides a hundred dollars across the counter without looking up.
Mothman glides. Bigfoot stomps and the whole field stumbles. The Wendigo drains the will to run right out of its rivals. Squonk melts into a puddle and reappears ahead. Skinwalker copies whoever’s next to it. Fog rolls off the creek. A meteor hits. A portal swaps two runners. Sometimes a light comes down and takes somebody clean off the dirt.
Sixteen cryptids. Four bet types. Six track conditions. Career mode that tracks your bankroll, your record, and every longshot that paid.
No real money. No downloads. Just you, the bookie, and whatever comes out of the treeline tonight.
Play free in your browser: https://granthaffner.itch.io/holler-derby
Don’t tell nobody where you heard about it.
Just released a little cozy botanical storybook called BRAMBLES.
BRAMBLES — a living plant sim where every cane, leaf, and berry is simulated, and what you prune this year shapes next spring.
“Some things grow best when you stop trying to make them perfect.”
BRAMBLES is a cozy botanical storybook. One year of weather and seasons, a living plant that has its own mind, quiet days of picking and drying and waiting, and the occasional visitor who leaves a note in the honesty box.
~25 minutes for a full year. Two modes: gentle or a little wild.
Playable in browser: https://granthaffner.itch.io/brambles

























