This is very impressive, I did feel a little lost even with the guide but I got the idea

This was a very ambitious game. I got stuck because I could not find any rocks to destroy, nor could I find any way to get steel to build wind turbines.

Really impressive amount of content in a week. I would have liked to see more of a tutorial. There was so much going on and it was a bit overwhelming.

Really impressed with the amount of content in such a short duration, and also the fact that you made pretty much everything from scratch! Great job :) I liked the twist on the traditional city builder mechanics and adding an environment/ green angle to it. The quests were excellent and its a really good way to explain easy tasks especially early on in gameplay. In case you want to continue on this project after the jam, here are a few suggestions: 1. Adding more audio visual feedback would greatly enhance the experience - especially placing, buildings, removing buildings etc. 2. While the tutorial explained some mechanics, it could be a bit more elaborate in-game (i know that for a jam this is a constraint, but for a larger game, you can spread it out over a longer period of time)  3. Scrolling while on top of a UI element also zooms camera in/out (small bug, but can be easily fixed) 4. It could be a bit overwheling to see a large number of resources and numbers when opening up for the first time, You could phase it out, introducing one element at a time or one menu at a time so as to avoid cognitive overload for the player. Overall great work though, well done!  

Everything is well explained and still there are so many moments where new discoveries are pushing the player forward, i really enjoyed the progression.

 A couple quality of life improvements could be smaller trains models and a feedback sound for the buttons in my opinion.

Impressive amount of work. I enjoyed the game and made it to the end. The concept is really good. Everything worked great. I loved the layered map and that some items can only be build on the specific layer. Great job. Congrats for your submission!

The amount of content is incredible. Idk how you were able to fit a complete city builder in a jam timeframe.
I was able to reach all the way up to two ressearch that wouldnt unlock and one train upgrade that glitched.
However, the complexity of this is amazing. You have a solid skeleton to update the visual and polish everything!

Wow this is amazing! I noticed you do have 3 people working on this but this is still very good in such a short time. Mind to share how you distribute works? I particularly love the guided achievement mechanism, very professionally done. By the way, all good and like the music too for some reasons though it didn't loop when I finished the underground rock destruction part, not sure if it my machine or what.. but maybe look into it. 

Definitely way better than mine but if you have time, please come try out my game and give me some ideas how to improve. This is my first one game published and for game jam too so far it has been an amazing experience trying out many games :)

https://kirkovski.itch.io/muz-connect

Super professional! It's amazing you managed to get this done in a week--if you had told me it had been multiple months I would have believed you. I got a bit confused on what to do at points--I really think you should add that 'how it works' text popup you have on things like the silk on near everything, even the buttons at the top--but still had a lot of fun (especially destroying things). Awesome work :)

First of all, the scope is admirable for a jam game. The UI looks quite professional and conveys a lot of information without being cluttered. Details like smooth transitions and reactive UI elements add a great layer of polish. The atmosphere matches the genre perfectly, and the music is soothing, honestly, it's somehow reminiscent of The Sims 2. I also loved the tutorial and the small tasks given at the beginning.

On the other hand, I must admit that the building and resource production mechanics were a little confusing. One minor suggestion would be allowing the player to pan the map with the mouse instead of WASD. Also, this might just be an issue with my screen resolution, but when the game is not in full-screen mode, the menu doesn't scale properly and some elements overlap. 

Great job!

There's an impressive amount of stuff in this! Unfortunately I didn't get to experience much of it first hand.

I softlocked myself the first time by playing around with buttons before the tutorial introduced concepts I had already done; namely destroying the factories.

The second time I tried to carefully only do things the tutorial said to do, but in order to build the Worm I needed energy, so I made a couple of solar panels. However, the solar panel quest activates after placing the Worm, so I needed to make five more in addition to the two I already had. That used up too much money and I couldn't progress past needing wind turbines. I didn't see any way to actually produce money through any of the available things.

The game feels really good, all the UI interactions are smooth, the theme and mechanics are really interesting for such gamejam. Found myself actually enjoying the game for quite a while!

Honestly, the scope of the project for such period of time given for development blew my mind. Overall, amazing game, absolutely loved it!

Making a city builder in such short time, also while creating all the 3d assets is quite impressive! The quest tracking after you get quests didn't work so well for me, sometimes I completed something, like demolishing factories, before I planted the first tree, which made it so that the quest was not doable for me. So I restarted the game and then this time because I researched something earlier than the quest came, I couldnt do it ever too. I just ignored it and kept on playing and it was nice. Afterwards though I was out of money and didn't know how to earn any, waited a bit but didnt seem like anything was generating, maybe I missed something and didn't play properly but I really can see the effort you guys did put in and wanted to actually play "building the stations and connecting stuff with subways" part as well, would appreciate if you can tell me how to proceed in game so that I can play it for longer. But even for the part I've played it looks very very nice, thx in advance.

Fun game. UI seems to work better in fullscreen, It would be better if it had more sound effects. Good experience overall. The music had a very relaxing vibe. 

Making everything from scratch during the jam is super impressive. I found the UI kind of breaks if it isn't full screened and I think the tutorial could be a little more user friendly but overall I think it was a fun game and I'm impressed with all the content you were able to squeeze into this 10 day game.

A nice game. I like the interplay between the surface and the underground. Great work.

I'm impressed with what you guys managed to do. the UI is very smooth, the graphics are basic but you managed to fit it in the consistent theme ! I presonally struggled to get far along with the level, but that didnt stop me from enjoying and appreciating the development that went into developing it ;)

Kudos and GG lads !

I may be biased, but I love anything with a green or eco theme! This was a super ambitious project and while it’s definitely rough around the edges, it’s amazing what your team came up with in 10 days. I’m going to play around with this some more later tonight, really nice job!

Whoa!  Very cool.  Y'all made a city builder in 10 days!  The UI is great, but for anyone that plays you need to go full screen or the panels are on top of each other (at least they were for my setup) if you just play it as is in the browser.  There is a ton of content here.

I really think you all have a great game concept here. I loved the idea of the underground and surface level. I just had a bit of trouble with placing things and getting energy. I wished there was a little mini tutorial perhaps? But overall great job of building quite a substantial game!