It was fun, and clear what the direction is, however the hitboxes seem to drift while playing for longer? This effect resets every time I reloaded the page. Or I absolutely missed a game mechanic :)

I found this game a bit confusing but that didn't stop me from enjoying it actually. There is an interesting and cute crafting game here that feels like with a little love can be something really cool.  The art style seems fitting it just needs some polish and bling. I would be interested to see a full version of this. 

I couldn't really figure this one out :( I picked up on the basic interaction of picking things up and swinging them around pretty quickly, but past that I was pretty consistently confused. I understood that there were some areas where I could combine things, but to what end I couldn't tell. I also didn't really like how it felt to move things around, especially when trying to bring them all into one of the little combination areas. The fact that they could get up and walk away, and would do so pretty soon after dropping them, made me want to move everything else over quickly, but if I did that then I would accidentally hit something, and the item could break. So it turned into a tedious little minigame of slowly bringing three things over and trying to wrangle them all into one place, and then doing the same thing again two more times to get up to the next tier, and I just couldn't really be bothered to see how far it went. A lot of the items also seemed to be created in a way I didn't fully understand. Some items you couldn't pick up, which felt strange, but the grass and the wood could pick them up, which felt even more strange. Then picking up the guys that had picked up an item would make them drop that item, and I was left wondering what I was supposed to do with the items that I couldn't pick up, as it felt like the game was telling me it didn't want me interacting with them at all. So I went somewhere else to experiment with another thing, and when I came back they had somehow converted into different items, which could have been a cool discovery moment if I had done it myself, but instead it just sorta happened. I also didn't really like how some guys would get deleted if you hit them on anything and some guys wouldn't, and I found it a little frustrating that there seemed to be so many breakable objects that didn't drop anything when they broke, as the game taught me at the beginning that breaking objects and picking up what they dropped was a key mechanic. There were just a lot of inconsistencies that made it more unsatisfying and difficult to learn than I think it could have been :/ I liked the sound design though, and I'm still genuinely intrigued by what's here, I think it just needs a little more time in the oven to make it a more straightforward experience.

Played for 40 minutes and after learning to merge stuff and breaking everything on the map I can´t say I understand the goal of the game.

However, I kept playing because it was satisfying to break things with the rocks, maybe could be better if merges guys didn't break after 1 hit or having to keep picking them up after every hit but it was still a fun toy. It seems like it could be a fun sandbox type game where you expand your area and watch the lil guys just hang out. Art style was very nice and the lil guys are very cute :)

But yeah, if there is an end goal I feel it needs to be better conveyed. I imagine it has something to do with the furnace but I put a lot of things near it and nothing ever happened.

I really like the general idea and the cozy art style.

Wasn’t sure what to do at first, until I accidentally slammed one of the lil guys into a rock :) After that it was pretty fun for a while to find the other guys, and find out what resources I can “make”. But I still felt like I was missing the overall goal, or maybe some other mechanic to the game. Also I’m still not sure what I can do with the water guys.

I would have kept playing if the slamming was more fun: It felt a bit tedious having to pick the guys up again each time, and having to slam them quite far before it would trigger. Also a few times my guys got dropped behind a rock or other objects, and I had to wait for them to walk away before I could pick them up again.

Very cool concept. Feels like a god simulator. Nice art, but a bit quiet. The base mechanics are very intuitive. The bigger goal seems not so obvious, but in a good way. It keeps me engaged. I was not able to solve the puzzle yet, tried 3 times, but I will post-jam. Already got an idea how to try next time. It's definetly not a 5 minute game.

The base mechanic gets exhausting after a while. Maybe clicking once to pick up, and then click the target to apply a "throw", without having to pickup the object again would be more sustainable.

Great artstyle and mood. I miss a background ambience sound or a soundtrack.

I have no idea what to do. I spent like 10 minutes breaking things and saw no real sense of progress or any guidance on what is my objective or what to do next, so It lacks guidance. By the theme, I guess I will build stuff and the game will become like an incremental thing? I tried to water the small walking plants, tried to pick the planks to build something, broke a chest that spawned nothing. I really have no idea

Very cute lil’ guys! First and foremost, the juice of smashing rocks against things is top notch, suuuuuuuuper satisfying! Although I would suggest maybe reducing the necessary hits to break things. I messed around with the game trying to figure out what to do, and after 20 minutes I realized that combining guys was a thing. Even after a while and unlocking quite some guys. I even unlocked a lil fire guy but he died too quickly too soon (twice!) before I managed to understand what he did or what to do with him :( Sadly I couldn’t figure out if there was a greater objective to be achieved, nor how to get to it.

I also experienced an issue other dev mentioned, about lil’ guys breaking out of nowhere when trying to move them. I noted it happened specifically after hitting something with a rock, then clicking in any (destroyable) guy will just, well, destroy them. This happend quite a lot with branches for some reason, and it was quite frustrating since I needed them, well, I guess you know for what lol

I really liked the concept, although maybe for a game with this amount of content a little explanation would help a lot, at least clarifying the possibility of combining things from the start.

Amazing job! Can’t stress enough how satisfying was to break thigs with the rocks, game feel at it’s finest!

Cute art but couldn't really figure out what to do after using the rock to break the trees and other rocks  

the polish was super nice and the concept is really really interesting. A little more guidance on how to make new guys would help get over the initial learning curve i think

I couldn't figure out what to do with this, though the art and concept look nice at a glance and it feels like there would be promise to this if only I understood. The map feels quite big and overwhelming when I see three guys running around and don't know what to do with them initially. Something certainly happened - grass guy appeared! Water seems to be sucked up by rock! But I don't really know why or what for or how.

The interaction of dragging stuff around to smash stuff was done really well, and all the work on animation and visual effects is fantastic. Small stuff like the rocks getting stuck in the cliff, so good. However I didn't understand the mechanics after 10 minutes of messing around. I broke a bunch of stuff and had a load of dudes wandering around carrying stuff but I don't know what I was meant to do. I got bored of smashing stuff and stopped playing. I'm sure this is a great game but it really needed better on-boarding.

I've managed to break the game (?) It's very interesting to look at a lil eco system. Couldn't figure out everything tho.

I like the art style. I couldn't really figure out the gameplay. I stumbled around a bit and managed to break few things, but that's as far as I got. Notably, I haven't really played this type of game before, so that could also be a factor. A small note that in Edge, it slowed to a crawl and I couldn't play it. It worked fine in Chrome for me though.

This one was tough to figure out at first, but I also kind of respect that because doing an open world sandbox thing with no text sounds hard as hell. Once I started discovering the mechanics, it made a lot more sense, and the discovery part was honestly pretty fun.

I do think it could use a little intro area though, even without text. Like maybe make the player do one “merge 3” thing before letting them loose, just so there’s that little “ohhh okay” moment earlier. I’m not sure how someone who has never played a merge 3 type game would handle it otherwise.

The art style was great. The lil guys do be lil. I also liked the sound feedback, but I think some background music would have helped the vibe a bit.

A couple things got frustrating. There were invisible things that broke my leaves/stuff, and I couldn’t tell if they were supposed to be hidden caches or if something just wasn’t showing up correctly. It also started to get a little tedious after a while. I wonder if upgraded versions could maybe automatically attack or do a little more on their own.

Still, this is a really interesting concept. The discovery was fun, even if I am still mildly annoyed that I have not figured out what to do with the ashes yet

Really cute lil guys! gameplay was a bit slow especially to break things, so im pretty sure i didnt unlock everything I could have if id spent more time, however much of the game was intuitive enough once id figured out the basics. all came together quite nicely! id love to see the interactions between the different lil guys developed more not just reacting with the environment