Game created for calm evening, thinking what combinations can work best together. You need to chose components for your "forest in a jar" terrarium. Keep it live enough and you will have opportunity to sell it, unlocking new things. Find way, to keep it thriving!
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Controls:
one left side of screen are two important enviroment buttons. First, lets you move jar to shade, reducing amount of sun and temperature. Second, sprinkles water into jar, balancing moisture. Use them wisely. On bottom right, you can find controls, for passing day and selling terrarium when it's possible.
Really unique take on the theme! Loved the simplistic yet beautiful visuals. Gameplay wise was kind of confusing though, after awhile the notifications kinda get lost on you and your not sure what's going on.
Great visuals, good music, that was a good experience !
Now I can point out some flaws, when we move the camera around, there is a lot of screen tearing (google it if you don't what it is). This can be removed by enabling the vertical sync.
The option menu doesn't work when you pause the game.
There is no feedback on the player action, I clicked 10 times on water only to see the day after that I put to much water. An audio feedback of water, plus some visual would have been welcome.
Anyway, that's a good job and it lives up to its name !
I love playing slow and relaxing games, and if nothing else so do this game feel slow. The game idea is interesting, but when you start playing the game then is there really not much to do. Okay, I can change how much sun light the plant gets, then I can water the plant, and when it is grown I can sell it.
The games visual style and the music is pretty good, but when the game first starts every thing looks a bit static, and I do not believe I ever so any changes on the plant.
Overall is this an okay little jam game, and with a bit more work this could be an really interesting little game.
Hello, I really like the atmosphere, very cozy, the music fits the mood so well, I was relaxed! Sad to see I had to sell the terrarium and I didnt get to see the plants grow more, but such is the botanical business! We have to make MONEY
A very, very soothing experience. It really stood out from other entries, the lot of which are action shooters and other snappy games. This one just makes me want to brew up some coffee and stay a while. Well done!
It's a nice and calming game. Maybe managing multiple plants at the same time could be interesting. Some tooltip about the needs of the plant when playing could be usefull.
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gameplay is a bit weird / wonky conceptually, but cool nonetheless
Now I can point out some flaws, when we move the camera around, there is a lot of screen tearing (google it if you don't what it is). This can be removed by enabling the vertical sync.
The option menu doesn't work when you pause the game.
There is no feedback on the player action, I clicked 10 times on water only to see the day after that I put to much water. An audio feedback of water, plus some visual would have been welcome.
Anyway, that's a good job and it lives up to its name !
The UI helps you determine what to do but some visual feedback on the actual plants would be cool.
The games visual style and the music is pretty good, but when the game first starts every thing looks a bit static, and I do not believe I ever so any changes on the plant.
Overall is this an okay little jam game, and with a bit more work this could be an really interesting little game.
Some sound effect when you water would be nice, at first I didn't think it did anything, didn't notice the humidity percentage at first.
Maybe managing multiple plants at the same time could be interesting.
Some tooltip about the needs of the plant when playing could be usefull.
but overall well done Keep It up. :v: