Plant seeds and nurture their growth under the conditions of 15 puzzles. Use the Undo feature to rewind your mistakes. We've also added fossils that halt growth, three different colors of plant cells, secret interactions, and more!
Great concept! I'm not used to visualizing Conway's game of life in my head though, I feel like if it had slightly simpler rules for alive/dead, that would have done a lot more for this game.
This is a really cool concept! I love the idea of turning Conway's Game of Life into a puzzle game. Really takes me back to some college CS classes. It was cool to see how placing plants in different areas affected the growth, although it was mostly just trial and error. Overall, a pretty clever idea. Nice work!
Incredibly innovative and cool take on the theme, and an awesome puzzle game! Very hard though, would have benefitted from a few more rules explanations.
This is an amazing take on the harvest theme! I've always found "Conway's Game of Life" fascinating in that it isn't really a game you can play, but you were able to make it into not only a playable game, but a playable game that really fits the jam theme! Great work
really clever idea, both in applying the theme and the actual mechanics of the game. I agree with @plusminus that there's potential for a mobilegame/casual puzzle game here :D
Great game. Very innovative but i find it hard to predict the behavior of growth multiple turn (like 4) in the future, but i'm a bit dumb so dont take my word for it. Music is awesome, it remind me of terraria. Fantastic job for 9h!
Really nice entry, especially for only 9 hours. I admit, it was mostly trial and error for me too. Visualizing all fields with all conditions in my head was bit too much, clicking and watching what happens was easier ;)
real cool idea, but too hard for my brain lol, im only able to finish half of the levels. It's like, I understand how every thing work, but I just dont know how to make it work. but that not the game's problem. very nice work!
Man I really found your game relaxing. It's the kind of game you can play all day. Even if you manage to version it for android, it might also make me glued to the game all day hehehe, really addictive. Congratulations, the graphics are pretty cool too. Ah, if you have a little time, enter our game and give your evaluation too (just enter my profile quickly, it's the first game I make). I advise you to play the downloaded version, because the Ludum one is not adapting the window correctly!
Well done! As others point out, nice take on Conway's Game of Life! I personally enjoy puzzles and yours was challenging but fair. I appreciate how you let the player undo and experiment.
nice interpretation on game of life. in the beginning it's hard to understand what will be on the next turn, it will be helpful to display next round growing somehow
I'm an artist so my brain too small to fully comprehend this game but i had fun trying half the levels by placing one crop in different spots and spamming grow to see how it reacts. Very cool.
i think if this was on a smaller board for the earlier levels, it'd be easier to figure out how they're going to interact. i was still able to solve most of the levels, but didn't understand how
This was so clever -don't think i've seen anyone make a game out of the game of life like that before -very fun to solve the puzzles! The art and music were great too! Had a lot of fun with this -fantastic work! :D
I really like this game. Its fun to mess around with, but it feels like failing upward. Sure I "solved" some puzzles, but I couldn't tell you how lol. Not sure how you'd go about making it simpler, you gotta find a way to teach players what is happening and really burn it in. (maybe animating what happens during growth would help)
1 little nit-pick/suggestion; I think I'd prefer to just click an open square to plant my selected plant, rather than drag and drop for every tile.
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The music and art fit the tone nicely
you need better UI though.
Fantastic job for 9h!
The puzzles base on Conway's game of life are quite challenging. I liked it !
Too hard for me, but that's for the better.
Soundtrack is pretty chill and relaxing
1 little nit-pick/suggestion; I think I'd prefer to just click an open square to plant my selected plant, rather than drag and drop for every tile.
Great job overall!