Fantastical Flora
Become an amateur botanist by growing and experimenting with different breeds of plants; discover what's needed for success via reports and log possible new breeds as your own.
Instructions:
- Successfully grow plants and discover breeds in your log.
- Change the temperature, water levels, soil types and/or plant pots.
- Plant a seed or multiple varieties in a single pot to create crossbreeds.
- Once all breeds are discovered, you have reached your goal!
Thanks to:
Frost Waltz Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Instructions:
- Successfully grow plants and discover breeds in your log.
- Change the temperature, water levels, soil types and/or plant pots.
- Plant a seed or multiple varieties in a single pot to create crossbreeds.
- Once all breeds are discovered, you have reached your goal!
Thanks to:
Frost Waltz Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Genres: simulation



Comments20
Notes is great part of mood too. Good job/
Firstly I was a bit confused with "Incompatible" messages, and thinked that I cann't combine these seed anyway. But then I understand logic of game :p
Height of game's window is bigger, then my screen height a bit :0 But game is still playable.
Also, big thx for streaming my LD36 game on twitch.
I also would love to grow only one plant but influencing it to see what will come in the end. ^_^
Graphics are very good, music is fairly suitable-maybe a little too mysterious.
Music matched the game quite well, and the idea is very catchy.
I grew all the plants, and even grew a "Glorious" Mushaum. I liked the experimentation gameplay, and the note-taking made it feel more meaningful instead of just pure trial-and-error.
The swipe to open the menu was kinda annoying with a mouse. Would have been nice if I could just click it or even just press enter or something. The game also didn't seem very tied-in to the theme, but I didn't really mind.
I agree with other commenters that this would be a cool mobile game. I think I would like if there was some kind of limited resources (seeds, pots, etc.) so that you had to think more carefully about what experiments you're gonna perform. Or maybe experiments could take a certain amount of time, and you have to come back later to see the results. Like Neko Atsume, but for plants!
It's a really great game, with fantastic art. I had a lot of fun mixing and matching different combinations of the components and attempting to grow them. I was confused about how the lighting was to be recorded, so I'm glad the clipboard kept note of the successful attempts. I also liked being able to type in your records in the clipboard itself; it definitely added a sense of completion and progress. The scrolling for the clipboard is a little wonky; to scroll down, I had to scroll up first, then down, but it all worked out in the end.
The music was a bit odd to hear at first, as I had played a browser game called Small Worlds where this music was used for a snowy area, but I think the waltz and mysterious feel help to set a good, wondrous mood for playing the game. Overall, it was right up my alley and I certainly felt like it was time well spent.
~Random-storykeeper
Very cool game though, and I loved the art!
Gameplay is solid, well-made UI, beautiful graphics and sound. Thank You for the experience!