This is such a cozy game, the whole experience of running a herbalist shop and mixing ingredients to cure ailments is such a nice thing to do. I also love the cute sounds of the animals.
This game feels really polished and is fun to play. I love the little animations of the squirrel and the sounds are very convincing. Very well done! I believe after a while there isn't much of a challenge anymore, once you figure out the right upgrades you can just keep going. I couldn't get to finish this game though since the acorn physics started wrecking the performance of my computer.
Wow, how did you get to make this game so polished in such little time? (I hope it's not AI, what a time we live in...) I love the story, and I love all the little details like the animals walking around, the wind through the fields and the water textures.
This feels like very early prototype. The basic mechanics are working, the aesthetics look nice but there are a lot of things still missing to make it actually fun to play. However it does have potential to become a nice game eventually :)
Great to see how you made a city builder in such little time. Of course there's a lot of room for improvement, but that's only logical with a jam like this. Also I found myself frustrated at the start, since I was running out of food right away. The solution is to dig one of the darker tiles and build a garden right from the start :)
Somehow these numbers are really addicting... Good job I suppose! After a while I was just spamming the prestige button, I'm not sure if that's how it was meant to be played when you made the game. I have the feeling the whole game could look a little more autumn-ish if you just changed the main colors and the layout a little bit, but it's well done with the time pressure in mind. I like the little activist wink in the game, too bad that we live in a world where we have to fight for all these things.
This game is short but nice, I like all the different types of faces on the pumpkins. Besides that I agree with what has been written here already; it would have been nice if there were more types of upgrades and things like that. But don't let that discourage you, it's well done!
I love the art style of this game! The light rays and the falling leaves are very nicely done. I'm just so bad at platformers though, I died 117 times before reaching the 5th level hahaha. So it's not really a game for me but that doesn't really matter. Good luck adding levels!
This game feels a bit infuriating to be honest... I'm not sure if that's intentional. It would be great if you could pause the physics, build your construction, and then turn the physics back on to see if it holds. Right now I feel like I'm fighting the controls
It looks like a lot of time and energy went into making this game... Very well done! The lighting, the models and everything looks really polished. I got kind of stuck at one moment where I couldn't find the 15th beaver, but maybe I'm just blind lol
I admire how unqualified people with two left hands get to make such a nice game in only 24 hours! Well done! The last level feels kind of impossible though...
This is such a beautiful game! It feels very polished! I love the art and the dia de los muertos vibe about it! I just found one little bug I suppose: if you play this full screen on a large monitor, everything then scales correctly except for the text balloon bubble things (the ones which say "Lo siento chica, I'm not..."). Those appear very small. Besides that it's really perfect.
Aww, this is such a sweet little wholesome game. The art is super cute and so are the animals! It takes a little while to understand all the controls (especially using E to advance a dialogue), but other than that it's really great. Very well done!
Thanks for playing and for your comment! Yay! And yes if we had more time I would definitely balance the game a bit more... But also there is a way to actually win the game: there might be a little hint in the screenshots of this game
I just finished your game, well done! There is just a bug that when you walk all the way to the left or right of the screen, you seem to get kind of stuck
