That was a really fun experience! At first I thought I was supposed to touch only particular flowers, and that the colour of my player’s wings are changed based on the colour of the flowers, so at one point I was trying to go over the same coloured flowers and avoiding the other ones. Then I realized that it was about touching all the different kinds of flowers. If you feel like adding a competitive mode later, maybe that could be something to explore?

The gameplay is very intuitive, and I like your philosophy of everything being integrated and diegetic, and the game design works really well in favour of that as well since it is really simple to pick up and get going. I’m not sure if the overall level layouts changed each time, but that could be something that can be done to add more variety if you feel like so later. Maybe some asymmetry or even maybe irregular rotational symmetry? Or probably even different colours on the vines and the background?

I wonder if an alternate mode for the mouse control would be interesting, where instead of making the mouse movement tilt the nose of the player, the player instead follows the position of the mouse on the screen? Since I notice a slight amount of jitter with the current mouse controls, but it could also be due to my mouse sensitivity/dpi.

Overall a very interesting and unique interpretation of the theme, and definitely one of the most visually appealing ones. Highly appreciate the amount of polish that went into this as well, since this feels like an almost perfect experience of the game concept. I saw you working iteratively on this for a long time in the discord progress channel, and I think that’s definitely something to learn from. Amazing work and I wish you all the very best! 💖

Really interesting experience. I don't know what I could say to improve it, as it's kind of the perfect version of what it is. Cool game, congrats.

I think yours was the first game I voted for. So beautiful, and so masterfully done. From one old guy to another—huge respect. To enter a competitive event like this with a game made just for the art of it—brave choice. I haven’t spent much time playing it yet, so don’t take it as a serious criticism, but I wasn’t sure how much of my own skill and decision-making contributed to advancing to the next level, and trying to figure that out distracted me somewhat. But really, really loved the game.

A nice little experience, my only real complaint is that the turning speed is a little more sensitive than I'd like, although I'm playing on mouse, not touchpad.

P.S. check out the tag "soundtoy" on itch, its full of other cool stuff like this, and it would be a good thing to add to your own page.

Intriguing.

This was a really fun and peaceful experience, I played about 7 levels of it before moving on. If you had the interest to build on it after the jam I think your core concept is really strong for a "full" game. Great art style too!

Your game has a very distinctive art style, and the controls are also quite unique in a fun and interesting way. The feedback gives a charming Zen vibe. Since the levels are procedurally generated, the core gameplay loop feels small and tight, which I think works well for this type of experience. 

 A game with strong identity and potential. Great work!

This game has an interesting concept and interaction! I can see the potential of it to become a interesting cozy game. Consider tuning the movement, I found it a bit hard to control.