Play as a god/goddess and create new life using your energy. There's 5 types of aquatic life to balance in this sim. Work from the bottom up to create a sound food chain.
@vertuga32 Unfortunately I didn't allow enough time to really hash out the intro/tutorial well. One line I forgot to put in the instructions was that everything except seaweed produces passive energy. The man is suppose to be an energy gauge. The idea was the player is a sea god/goddess adding life to the ocean. Apparently there's a bug with the energy gauge not always being accurate, but I didn't catch it til after the deadline. Anyway, thank you for giving my game a try!
I liked the clean graphism and the calm music, but, I don't think the theme is really used :p (I didn't note humor, because, I don't think it apply right here)
Fun game I ended up with a pretty successful underwater paradise... unless you were a fish... if you were a fish then it was probably more like hell :D
Nice Game. ended up playing for a good 15 minutes only main issue i found is it slow lags to a unplayable point the bigger it gets. If you were to develop it further in the future i think have a male/female version of all the creatures could be interesting makes it harder for you to balance it with it being a 50/50 chance when a new one is born. and the have a scrolling screen so the play area is bigger than the display with left/right arrows on the sides to move side to side. this last suggestion is mainly to cope with lag as then you don't need everything rendered at the same time only whats on the screen. but overall very impressive game and had fun playing it :)
@thenerdster Wow that's a lot of sharks! Glad you enjoyed it.
@frog5tar I was having some issues getting it balanced quite right. I should have put a cap on the plants reproducing, as I imagine that's the majority of the lag. Glad you liked the game and thanks for the suggestions!
Good job! An interesting concept, reminded me of trying to keep my Tamagotchi alive. I was able to continue indefinitely just using the seawood fish and shrimp.
Concept is fantastic. It had a sort of addictive quality to it. The colours and art were really nice. I would love to see this game expanded on post LD. Congrats on an epic LD entry 🙌
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(I didn't note humor, because, I don't think it apply right here)
@frog5tar I was having some issues getting it balanced quite right. I should have put a cap on the plants reproducing, as I imagine that's the majority of the lag. Glad you liked the game and thanks for the suggestions!
Some animations would make it a lot more alive.
Maybe add a timer to count how long you can survive.