Another fun interpretation of the drawing loops around enemies mechanic. I liked the concept of combining the shapes and how the game got more chaotic as more shapes were added.
I was thinking about adding an enemy indicator that but ran out of time. That would probably be the first thing I work on if I ever do a post-jam update.
I love how juicy and satisfying this game feels. I like how the different enemy types and the health pickups change the gameplay strategy. Its cool how both our games took a similar idea and implemented it in different ways.
Great art and vibes. There were some clever uses of the mechanics like with holding down the buttons or stopping the waterfall but the gameplay did get a little repetitive.
I love the use of the audio transcripts and command module scan, very creative. The puzzles were fun to solve though it took me a while to figure out how to get to the lower area. Maybe it should be more obvious what you can click on?
An overall solid game. Gameplay was fun, visuals were nice, and I liked the story telling. Only complaint would be that there should maybe be a bit more feedback on taking damage since there there is a lot happening on screen so its hard to tell when you get hit.
The pixel art was well done but the overall gameplay was pretty basic. I can tell this could have been more interesting with more varied and strategic gameplay, but that's just how jams go sometimes, you don't always get enough time to implement everything you wanted to. Good luck in your future projects!
Memorizing the room layout was a hard but fun challenge. I thought the retro aesthetic was really well done, with the crt filter, sprites, UI, and music all working together to make a very convincing recreation of an NES dungeon crawler.
I like the artwork. The idea is very creative and fun, but it could be balanced so that there is a bit more strategy in what plants you need to choose to fit a specific build, since right now once you have enough coins you can just get away with just buying everything. I also really like the tactile feeling of picking up coins and dropping them in slots to interact with the game, and watching the flowers spin around was very satisfying.
Overall, a fun creative game. Good gameplay, good art, good music. I guess my only complaints would be that the flow could be improved with aspects like playing cards (should take one click instead of two imo) and the walk from the shop to the door but besides that this is very impressive for a jam game.
Fun twist on a clicker game! I liked watching the solar system grow. My only problem was that it took me a while to figure out you need to right click the star/planets so you should consider adding more detailed instructions to the itch page for future players.
Loved the ending! Nice environment. The sound design was good but needed a little more variation to make it less repetitive. Just so you know, the "crashes" on the web build are actually caused by the player pressing ctrl+w to move forward and sneak, which is the shortcut for closing the window.
Somehow lost my moisture meter at around week 8, so I was just going on faith until I lost at week 23. Surprisingly emotional for such a simple game, I really got attached to the plant.
Your gameplay is fun and I like the rogue like structure. Unfortunately there is a bug where disks landing on color borders spin endlessly and softlock you. If this is fixed in a post jam update I'd love to come back and play through the game (but I totally understand if you don't want to touch the game again after the jam).
