Plant flowers! You can either plant random flowers or pick ones you've planted to use their stats as the basis for new plants. You can even splice together the stats of two different plants. Can you find the hidden gem? I went 2 minutes overtime; Windows only.
A really pretty game, loved watching the flowers sprout up from the ground! I seems like you could combine flowers but I was unable due to my mouse not having a middle button, so there wasn't a lot interaction I could experience outside plant & weeding flowers. Overall, a quick calming experience of gardening!
I liked it. Interesting idea. It's like an experiment in selective breeding. There's not a lot to it interactivity-wise, but what is there is good, and I suspect there's a lot more going on under the hood than is evident from a simple playthrough. Good stuff 🎱
Super cool idea, can't even imagine how you put this together. I haven't found the gem yet but I am determined. Super unique idea, great take on the theme. I could see myself just keeping this up on my computer constantly and fiddling with it when I get bored.
Very peaceful and calming experience - thank you! It was lovely to play around with the flowers, listen to the wind, and watch them sway. And stumbling upon that gem after all :D
I'm not sure there is 'more to this than meets the eye' or whatever, but when I looked up --- from my attempts to furiously figure out what the gem is (center of the earth? ... there's more sky down below there), and why I can't go down further, by crossbreeding flowers for length (maybe if I go up more, I can go _down_ more) or 'hardiness' (maybe surviving lower down is a breedable skill) ... etc etc...
...
when I looked up again, I saw I had accidentally created a beautiful garden, petals and leaves swaying in the wind.
Maybe sometimes a flower-planting game with neat procedurally generated flowers and a harmonious pastel color scheme really _is_ just a flower-planting game with neat procedurally generated flowers and a harmonious pastel color scheme.
Comments14
Not sure what the goal was, but I enjoyed myself (found the gem, too!).
Thank you and congratulations!
...
when I looked up again, I saw I had accidentally created a beautiful garden, petals and leaves swaying in the wind.
Maybe sometimes a flower-planting game with neat procedurally generated flowers and a harmonious pastel color scheme really _is_ just a flower-planting game with neat procedurally generated flowers and a harmonious pastel color scheme.