Praepoch

I liked this entry, though not necessarily as a game. Unless I missed something, I found it impractical to actually fight things. But more importantly, the aesthetic is very cool and unified, and the thematic progression is great.

The first few kills with the ax were extremely satisfying...and so were all of the other ones. =) Very nice!

Solid little exploration-thingie! Slicing things in half and choppping is quite satisfying, but it is really hard.

Loved it, but the end explanation seems a bit made to fit the theme :)

wow, such an amazing game. I'm impressed how you managed to develop a game with so many levels and such an amount of polishing

Very solid entry. The graphics and sound were both very nice, as well. Exploration in the caves felt a little too haphazard with the near-total darkness at times, though.

I love the way the visuals breathe, houses and rocks and trees bobbing up and down, a splendid touch. The axe snick is gratifying. Did you make the sea crossing wind sounds with your mouth? Haha, cute! I also like how killing the initial enemies is trivial but eventually you just want to avoid the stronger ones--accepting that not everything can or should be killed makes it feel more like an ecosystem/world than a videogame level.

One of my favorite entries.

Cool game, the combat controls were really solid.

Nice game :) Connor :) I like the tree chopping :D hehehe :D

Wow, this is great. The combat mechanics took me a while to get working, and those bloody rhino things...i hate them! But I beat the game, and it was worth it. Well done :)

It would have been nice to see my health. Some creatures where to difficult so I just left them. Otherwise, good game!

Great game! Liked it a lot!

Nice work! I loved the artwork and that it had an actual ending. The combat is somewhat frustrating and results in me dying a lot, but I love the way the enemies are drawn.

Very well thought out, and excellent graphics. I just think the main character had too little health at the start, but at least the respawn times where fast enough!

A nice little game. Less fighting and more fleeing, the combat wasn't great. But the animations were fantastic, and the audio was nice too.
It all felt very polished.

I got to the cave system, but I can't advance due to the enemies. Ah, well. It was fun while it lasted, but would have been more fun with a visible health indicator and more incentive.

Really nice aesthetic, though I found the music a bit grating and everything was kind of tiny on my screen

Really really freaking difficult. Most of the enemies I just had to figure out how to run past because there was almost 0 chance I'd survive an actual battle.

Nice art, nice sprites.

Nice game =)

Lovely game, so many different locations and types of creature. The interaction with the environment with the tree chopping and the boat. I don't think I have a single fault with the game other than I took me a while how to work out to progress the dialogue at the end.

I liked the use of the tree bridge as a way of ensuring the player grabbed the axe before advancing. After the first play though the axe, the treen and the boat did not reset.

Not bad. Wasn't the easiest thing to kill with that weapon, but it was an interesting stroll, and weather you intended it or not, I got the feeling that we must try new things and be a little risky and open and outgoing, perhaps, to be able to grow and progress and be successful in life, which was nice.

Didn't know what to do after I was done.
Found the Axe, killed them all, Restarted, And it was gone.

The game was nice, but the ending was a little anticlimactic. I was expecting something more sinister, I guess.

Cute game. The graphics were nice and I liked the little story at the end.

Wow. I really like this. Some of the graphics were definitely a bit rushed looking, but all in all, it fits the style we come to expect from Connor Ullmann. And I liked the surprise of there being a moral at the end rather than a cliche sinisterness.

P.S. I loved Seedling. It was awesome.

Great little game, once I had the combat figured out I really enjoyed it. Got all the way to the end and appreciated the evolution story. I liked the visuals as well

Neat concept. Only being able to attack from the sides was kinda annoying, and moving around objects was frustrating, but I like the idea of having to explore your world to learn about it. Art was nice, everything seemed like it was alive.