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Thanks for that information, I'll look into that! :)

That would be great, thanks! Maybe you can also tell me which browser you use? Does it show the "..."  Button in the starting monologue? 

Thanks for telling, I'll make sure to check what went wrong! What device did you play on?

What's the license for this? Can it be used in commercial projects? :)

Awesome, thanks!

Do I read correctly, that you implemented that by now? Would like to purchase the bundle, but I'd prefer the exported version :)

I never thought I'd have that much fun whacking a horse! 😂
Was hoping for the pinata to pop eventually. :D

Tried to download it, but it didn't work. Maybe you can make it playable in browser?

The physics sometimes bugged out so that a plushi glitched through the claw. For the first trys I also thought I'd have to click the arrow to get the claw machine working and then got lost in the darkness 😅😅
But the art is so adorable, that I want one of the plushies now! 

That artstyle is so lovely and the game is fun! Found a cookie on the ground. 10/10 would eat again.

That was the reason I joined the jam. The world needs more horse games! So rating all the jam games is a blast for me so far 😁

Hahaha, didn't notice that! 😂

What a cutie! 20 kills later, I finally got what every magical unicorn deserves!

Such a great idea to implement the "one hand" limitation!! Game was super fun, impressive what you did in that short amount of time!

The combined temperament must not be >110. With every point above that, the chance that horses might injure each other rises 1% (So 2 horses with a combined temperament of 120 have a 10 % chance each of getting injured). It was my intention that in this case the temperament would be marked red and explain that. Apparently that change got lost somewhere and I didn't notice. :(

Cecil may have lost Sheba - but has won my heart!

I loooove Suika games so this was great! Physics felt nice, the music is super relaxing and the horses are very cute. Overall very polished looking game, way better than some I found on Steam!

That's a fun idea and the artists did an amazing job!
I also really like the sounds, especially the yamyamyam 😂

That is a nice idea, thanks for the input! :)

Wow, this is reaaaally polished, it looks so clean! I love educational games and it's quite tricky to explain a complec topic like genetics so that it's still easy to follow. 

I also had some trouble finding the "nex day" button immediately, but luckily I knew from the comment below me, that it had to be somewhere :D

That's a really fun concept, very catchy! Using the minigame for the upgrade section is an awesome idea!

The art is very beautiful! I love to see the little pony prancing around and fighting off the enemy. Also your tutorial is very nice!

in my first and second try, nothing spawned and I was a little confused about the gameplay as I wandered around aimlessly and eventually didn't find back to the barn 😅
After refreshing, the game worked and it was really fun! I noticed that the spawning horses are rendered behind the flowers so maybe you want to adjust that layer and put them more in the front. :)

Also used Track 1&2 for the day/nicht cycle of my new game :)

https://inglorious-inge.itch.io/neighborhood-manager

I felt really stupid at first, because my horse always escaped to the top. I also hat a hard time bringing the horses back to center, when they were already way up. But it was very rewarding when I finally managed to get everyone to the finish line! Maybe you give players the ability to adjust the circle range of the mouse by how long they press it? :)
How about adding a leaderboard so people can compare how many horses they got over the finish line?

Very fun game!

Thanks for your feedback! Initially I thought it would be cool to rearrange the areas as you like, but it seems to be more troubling than helping. Added it to my list of changes to do! :)

Got confused by the controls a little until I figured out it was made for querty and I use quertz keyboard.

I kinde love the horse model and the punching is the icing on the cake.

Great job of coming up with a game that uses only one button for control!
Will you keep working on it? I can see it being even more fun with music/sounds and a variation of levels.

I like the concept and the horse model is really nice! Music is also a nice choice!

Sadly my horse was apparently a little suicidal and refused to drink sometimes. 

I'm not sure I understood all of it but the concept of drawing something and it then getting thrown with some delay was really fun! Maybe implement a leaderboard so users can compare their scores? :)

Raided the feedroom succesfully - yeah!

I really love the sounds and Riot is just the cutest little bugger!

Thanks for playing the game!
You should be able to drag the horse back to the "your horses" area. You can also right-click on your horse to remove it from its current location. If you click on your horse that's placed in an area, the horse-info card should open. Could you check if any of this works? :)

I'm currently working on a game with these cute sprites. I noticed there is no idle animation. Have you considered adding one? :)

I used your song for a game that's a parting-gift for a former co-worker: https://inglorious-inge.itch.io/flappy-yasin

I used some icons from this pack in a game that's a goodbye-gift for a former co-worker: https://inglorious-inge.itch.io/flappy-yasin :)

Fun little game! Maybe next time you consider implementing that keeping mouse button pressed also works. That's a feature that I'd wish for :)

I used parts of this assetpack for my horse-themed Minesweeper "Manesweeper". It's far from the intended use, but it was just such a great fit :D
https://inglorious-inge.itch.io/manesweeper

I used "Ashen Sky" from the Cozy Fantasy RPG Pack for my game "Manesweeper" :)
https://inglorious-inge.itch.io/manesweeper

I really like the friendship between the two of them, it's really precious! Them cuddling up together is just the cutest thing!

Are the fonts of the cartoon font pack included here, too? Saw two I wanted to use in future projects that I didn't see in the examples here. :)

That was fun!