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Easily the best aesthetic I've seen this jam (imo), I love this style and the atmosphere is really really great. 

I did feel kind of bad for the eyeball guy who was left out from the bonfire party and just stood next to a building with his sausage :(

This took me back to the days of playing minecraft skyblock and hay day 🥲, really cool experience and well polished!

I can imagine, I heard he used to be pretty tough to work with. He was renowned for leaving commissions unfinished if he didn't feel like finishing them, glad he went above and beyond for this one though!

I see van Gogh and Da Vinci got out of their graves to make the paintings for this game 😯, really cool and this was also my first time getting jumpscared by a roll of toilet paper 👍

I should really learn some theory so I don't get stuck on one of those tile moving puzzles for 10 minutes the next time I encounter one 😭 but it was really fun and I love this art style. Didn't understand the well level because I wasn't sure how the colours on the handles connected to the line of dots in the well and they kept changing, but overall a good experience :)

Thanks for the comment! I wish I would have had more than 5 days for this jam and I definitely would have added it, I had a settings page set up, but not enough time to fully get it working. Will add it after the jam because it is important indeed :)

Got 5200 on level 1 :), felt very satisfying to play, although the description of the game saying "Move around your fat hole" threw me off 😂

tyyy, that's really great to hear 😊

Can I hire the visitor to be my interior designer?

This was really peaceful towards the end and I love the colours and art 🤩 those negative thoughts won't get to me 🥱

I've never played Animal Well, but from what I've gathered, this is like Animal Well with a more retro feel, really cool!

Really cool atmosphere 🤩 the cake tasted a bit odd, but I'm sure it's fine :)

Thanks for the kind words everybody 😊❤️

If you hold right click, your hand will point you in the direction of the gnome using pathfinding :) so you should be able to find the last one 🫡

Thanks for the kind comment :) I'll look into that when I have time 🫡