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Thanks and noted! I am currently on a break regarding game development but if time allows, I would love to come back to it eventually. Before the break I've been working on procedural generation of dreamscapes and would love to finish and release it in a future patch some day.

There is a bit of a sneaky one floating above a pit, I assume it's that one :D

This is really fun so far! And the visuals are really my vibe, colorful but not overdone. I'm definitely looking forward to see more of this project.

That's pretty motivating, thanks!

Glad to hear! And likewise, the project had a tendency to change in its design a lot :D But I think the current game loop with the boss stage at the end works well (at least for me)

That's awesome, thanks for covering the game on your channel!

Thanks, glad you like it!

Hey everyone! 🐸

My name is Elias and I'm the developer behind Tiny Dream World!
If you're looking for a short but tidy cozy game with a cute story, then try out my game! I would love to hear your thoughts! 😄

You can play it here for free!
▶️ https://pixcl-studio.itch.io/tiny-dream-world

Hey, thank you! Support for more platforms is something I'd like to consider once I'm through with the settings rework. I think a web version and an android version should be doable.

Congratz on your first game! It's pretty well made and the pixel art is really clean!

Thank you so much!! I will take the feedback to heart! I am planning to continue working on the game to improve some technical aspects but if the players really like the game concept I wouldn't be disinclined to add more depth to it, too!

Hey, thanks for the feedback!

I'll look into that! The game doesn't handle certain resolutions well yet but I will be looking to remedy that in a future patch.

That was great but now im dizzy af 10/10

That was quite interesting actually, also the art is amazing. Very clean project, impressive!

Pretty funny idea! Really looking forward to the finished game :)

Thanks for the feedback! We had similar ideas and might try to implement a sandbox mode later on :)