i do definitely think it would be nice to add a "puzzle mode" (like panel de pon), and probably more practice features & difficulty options. not totally sure if there'll be a "full" version, but i do want to do at least one update (mainly to rework the scoring), and may well end up working it in2 something like that. well see!!
this is lovely!!! rly fun gameplay, great visuals & music... im a bit biased toward panel de pon lol, but i think this is a very nice twist on it. i like the cursor flipping myself, although i did think the cursor was a bit hard 2 see. the "charge" indicator is also perhaps too subtle (it took me a while 2 even notice it). overall excellent job, this is very cool!!
this is rly great!! the gameplay was very fun & interesting. the middle & side areas, and the the "grab" feature, are simple additions that add a lot of nuance & flexibility i think. also rly great polish & presentation. id say the game progresses rather on the slow side; i wouldnt call this a "flaw" but i think faster-paced modes or difficulty settings wld be appreciated if there were an expanded verion. overall really great work!!!
this is great!! very very impressive presentation... i thought the board wrap-around was cool lol. the amount that i played was very fun! if i have one small nitpick its that, if theres no controller config, id at least add some redundant buttons, & allow analog stick input. overall rly rly great job!!
lovely! i like the aesthetic, the garden in particular is rather pretty. agreed that the music is very quiet. i also would have liked more apparent feedback for my gameplay actions (either some sort of score, or some sfx/visual indication of what its doing to the garden). overall very well done!!
thank u so much for the kind words & i'm very glad u enjoyed it!!!!
& thanks for the input; i think if i worked on this more i'd def want 2 add flags as a practice option or alternative mode. but personally i think omitting flags in the main game adds a lot of strategy & risk 2 how you manipulate & organize the board (edit: and tests your "analog memory", heh), in a game that would otherwise mostly just be an exercise in raw speed
