"Let it grow, let it grow"... With only the I and P buttons of your keyboard, try to make the best garden/town made with plants with the help of your little Plantinets !
Protect your bulb, do not let plants wilt, collect some drops and kill the enemies (and that is a lot) !
Controls : Press [I] to stop the top left roulette and change tool, win some drops, fertilizer... Or enemies. Press [P] to water the plants, fertilize or spray some insecticide. Hold [P] to open the shop.
(Some speed skill and reaction are required to score a lot. We trust you.)
Great concept to go along with both themes. I was really impressed by the graphics, they're really well done! The controls were interesting but took some time to get used to.
Lovely art illustrating an interesting little game idea.
Personally I found the drop-requirement for even the smallest structures to be a little too high, since those structures then decay over time anyway, & lost repeatedly due to the fertiliser sack failing to show up in the roulette for extended periods. (Could perhaps be worth buildings not collapsing from lack of fertiliser, but left on verge of collapse so first enemy who appears can knock them over like cardboard.)
Thanks for all your comments ! There is no audio, we haven't had the time to make it (and we are not so good music players. Jox plays some kazoo and rattletrap and I have some rests of middle school's flute). And for the difficulty... I made my best to reduce it and keep some challenge. Maybe with some practice (sorry for those who were frustrated).
Anyway we will keep the idea and improve it later. (And thanks to Google for some franch/english approximative translation).
Nice game, pretty hard, but when you understand it, it's easier. The only problem I had is that I rarely had enough drops to buy something good in the shop, maybe that was because I wasn't good enough. Anyway, good job.
This was a cool game but a little bit confusing =P good job!
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blubberquark17 Dec 2015, 18:51
Looks great! I like the scale of the setting - everything tiny is big. After playing it a bit I managed to kill monsters, but never was succesful with growing anything. A simple improvements could be to always have a roulette running. - @OhHelloTilman
I liked the art and aesthetics a lot, but I'll be honest, even after reading the controls I had no clue what I was supposed to do. Reading the text was quite difficult as well.
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But the game concept is great ! Graphics are goods. No audio ?
Game could use some music and sound effects. Graphics are very good! Keep working on it, it shows great promise
Personally I found the drop-requirement for even the smallest structures to be a little too high, since those structures then decay over time anyway, & lost repeatedly due to the fertiliser sack failing to show up in the roulette for extended periods. (Could perhaps be worth buildings not collapsing from lack of fertiliser, but left on verge of collapse so first enemy who appears can knock them over like cardboard.)
There is no audio, we haven't had the time to make it (and we are not so good music players. Jox plays some kazoo and rattletrap and I have some rests of middle school's flute).
And for the difficulty... I made my best to reduce it and keep some challenge. Maybe with some practice (sorry for those who were frustrated).
Anyway we will keep the idea and improve it later.
(And thanks to Google for some franch/english approximative translation).
Anyway, good job.