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Art: The art is amazing! Everything looks polished and very appealing.

Gameplay: I really enjoyed being able to pick different plants and decorations to build an environment and unlock new goobers. It feels rewarding and cozy.

Audio: The music was relaxing and not too in your face. It fit the cozy vibe really well.

Feel: The fade to black transitions between scenes felt a bit unnecessary. Removing them entirely might feel smoother than fading every time you open settings or press play.

Overall: Really charming and fun experience. Great work!

Art: The theme and visuals are really nice and cozy.

Gameplay: The mechanics are solid, though definitely frustrating at times. I am guessing that is part of the charm since it feels like a rage-style game.

Overall: Really cool and innovative idea. Nice work!

Art: The character design and world really remind me of the RPGs I used to play back in the day. It has a great nostalgic charm.

Gameplay: Matching the character size to the boxes and keeping movement on the same grid would make interactions feel smoother.

Audio/Feel: Music and sound effects would help bring the world to life even more. 

Overall, good first game!

I really liked the character design. Adding some music, sound effects, and even a simple background would make the game feel much more alive and immersive.

Also, the blue guy is hard to jump over lol.

Hi everyone!

I’m currently looking to join a team for this game jam if anyone still has space. I’m fairly new to game development, but I’ve been actively learning Unity and programming, and I’m excited to collaborate, contribute, and gain real team experience.

I’m happy to help with programming, testing, gameplay ideas, or anything else the team needs. My main goal is to learn, improve, and build something fun together.

If your team is looking for an extra member, feel free to reach out. I’d love to join!

Hi! I’m looking to join a team. I’m still pretty new to game development, but I’m eager to learn, collaborate, and contribute wherever I can. If you have space on your team, I’d love to join. Let me know!

I love me some brainrot. 10/10

There might be a different fix too. 

• Change rendering method to Compatibility or
• Disable VSync in Project Settings > Display > Window > V-Sync Mode: "Disabled", if you need a fps cap consider using Project Settings > Application > Run > Max FPS instead

I learned this from developing a game that needs a transparent background. It was from a person named KitzuGG.

Regarding the black box issue. I believe this is due to a recent change in Godot. I encountered a similar issue, and switching from Forward+ to Compatibility rendering mode resolved it. However, be aware that Compatibility mode comes with some drawbacks.

I found this from Firebelley's course like Chimpoforevah :)

I love the game. Cool effect with the clouds.