Love the art and how chill it is!

I thought this game was wonderful. It was nice having a single-screen crafting game with a clear beginning and end. I was curious if adding some other survival things (hunger/thirst) could be fun to play with in a larger game, but I really enjoyed the simplicity as-is. I was having a bit of trouble seeing the greyed out crafting icons in the blueprints, but I figured em out eventually. Great music too
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I really appreciate this sort of linear, narrative game for a gamejam. The pixel art and music feels very passionate. Like some have said, the gray outline for items were a little hard to see and I didn't discover them right away. Fishing didn't immediately appear to give what I needed, but I eventually went back to it because the trees clearly weren't giving me what I needed to finish the raft (and I discovered I was right). Something like driftwood floating in the water might indicate the ability to get wood from fishing more clearly.

Nicely polished! Nicely textured pixel art without being too overwhelming!

Starting out was very intuitive but progression became a bit unclear as I went on, though that could be par for the course in a point and click kind of game (despite no pointing and clicking) if that's the direction you want to take it in. Great vibes all round though!

I was puzzled on what I can do and what to do at first. I could build hut and bon fire but that's about them.

I'm lacking materials and I couldn't find any clue on how to find those stuffs.

The pixel art and atmosphere is wonderful and sucked me in immediately, and I quickly understood what I needed to do. But then I got stuck building the raft, I needed certain types of wood and the seagulls were only giving me fishes.

It was only after reading the comments here that I realized I can fish for parts, I tried the fishing before for a little bit but nothing happened, so I assumed it wasn’t implemented yet :) With the fishing I got some of the missing pieces, then had to wait for several minutes until it was giving me the final wood pieces (most of it was just fish).

I really like this kind of puzzle adventure game, and would love to see an extended version!

Fun game! Really love the vibes and the music. Found the gameplay a little unintuitive - I wish it progression was a bit more clear after the first two structures are built.

I really enjoyed the art style on this one, captured that retro screen saver feel perfectly. I found myself pretty confused on how the construction worked for a while, I didn't realize the grey items were just indicators telling me what I needed to use, they looked to me like in-world items that I couldn't interact with for some reason. Maybe it could show the items in a little bubble only when you approach something under construction. I also didn't really like that I had to fish to find pretty much any of the necessary items after a certain point. There was a particularly bad issue I experienced with the fishing too where I believe it'll only give you the next item you need to use and nothing more, and it had given me a rope but the rope somehow landed under the grey indicator for a rope, and I didn't realize it was there. So I just sat there fishing for a few minutes, wondering why I wasn't getting anything hahaha. Other than those issues though, I really liked it. It looked beautiful and the atmosphere was impeccable. Good stuff!

A nice little game, the only thing I wish there was is some kind of tutorial or on-screen guide on controls. Yes, by trying all solutions you will find the buttons you need to use, but I wouldn't call that self-explanatory. 

The art is lovely and the atmosphere relaxing. Towards the end the wait for materials started to feel a bit long, but I guess one could call that an immersive experience. :D

I love this one, and considering the material that inspired it, I'd say you did a fantastic job.  The art and sound worked very well together, the pixel art was especially standout.  It felt intuitive, for sure.

There seems to be a pity system for items?  Great decision, I would've been stuck!

I felt sad leaving the island. I was having a rave on the island with the seagulls going past. I was hoping to fish up a volleyball and call it Wilson.

Really good job on the submission!

Beautiful game! Very well polished "juice", the art and music serve the vibe nicely. Intuitive and clear for the most part, both in terms of how you can interact with the world and what you need to do. I do think how many items you can get from fishing could be signaled better, I got a lot of fish in a row and thought that was all that was left to it so wasted a lot of time searching for other options, when the last log I needed had to be fished out.

What a gem! Glad I gave it a play. Beautiful art and sound. Ive never felt an affinity to seagulls before today.

This was really lovely! I've just been going through a lot of the download-only entries to make sure they get played and rated and feedback from someone and this feels like the strongest game I've looked at so far.
The mood and atmosphere is great; I only didn't rank it higher for sound because it wasn't made within the team, but the music choice was pretty perfect and made it feel like a chill little virtual-pet type experience. I got up to the point where I was building the boat and then I started to find that some of the ui didn't match with the items I needed to actually find, and also it became less interesting once I was just fishing for junk and waiting for the right item to show up.

This entry felt like you really understood the spirit of the jam and focussed on a very limited set of interactions, and a clear implicit goal, and then putting the time and effort in on UX/visual communication stuff for the mechanics. Great. 

This was excellent, took me awhile to figure out some of the elements. I wish you had made this a WebGL build so more people would check it out, it's definitely one of the best in terms of art/theme/feel/audio!

Calm little experience. Enjoyed the building and finding out what was next. Unfortunately I didn't manage to get the camp fire going... I fished and fished to see if I would get a wooden log but nothing :(
Despite that, I appreciated the old school graphics and calming setting.

Beautyful & Cozy!

This reminded me a lot of an old screensaver called "Johnny Castaway". And it really felt like it too, while fishing for all the parts to make a raft. 
I think rating it based on its compellingness is unfair, since it didn't seem to be trying for that, so as a cozy experience, I'd say it was laid back, and the island was nice to look at and the music calming to listen to while I chilled out.

It's great but I got soft lock during the raft building I was missing wood and the birds were not dropping planks.