I really like this concept, and I think the plant mechanics are a really cool way to tie the gameplay into the environmental message. I also really like the character designs, they're but memorable  and I think the robots have a lot of personality already. 

Its a great puzzle platformer and has a very good thought out foundation. The gameplay sounds really strategic and fun with the different mechanics. One suggestion is maybe having the plants generate dynamically and unpredictably for more  against the mechanical movements of the robot player. Overall cool concept and I want to play this game!

First, this sounds like a game I would love playing. I love platformers with puzzles and interesting mechanics, and it seems that you have those down. I think it fits the theme of the jam very well and the idea of a robot as the delivery for the seeds as redemption is terrific. My concern would be that the game seems quite robust and with so many different mechanics for each different plant, etc. that the scope might be too much for the jam. However, if you can manage the production well, I think this is a strong game submission. I look forward to playing it.

Love this narrative a lot! The post-apocalyptic setting places the player in a very specific emotional space right off the bat. I'd say for the various plants you're planning to include, it'd be a cool if they could only grow in specific spaces/environments in the level that matches their native climate in real life!

Sounds like a really fun game idea! Immediately recognised Wall-E, just if he actually planted plants and helped the place he was in. I love the simple platformer mechanics for smth like this too, it would really highlight the impact!

I think the lore of your game is really awesome and could be such a fun thing to explore! The setting of the game being an apocalyptic landscape barren of life is an awesome premise. I'm curious if you guys are planning on using different types of plants for the gameplay? Perhaps each level is a different area of the planet, and will therefore require the robot to use different types of plants! But otherwise, I think this is an awesome game idea! The concept that tech can be developed to be both good and bad is such a fun contrast within the story. ^^

I love this idea! I think the gameplay would be very fun on it's own, but the art and story brings it to another level. I like the idea of different plants having different uses as well. Overall, very excited to see where this game goes!

I really like this idea! The concept of using plants to solve puzzles while restoring the world fits the Climate Jam theme really well, and I think the robot protagonist is a nice touch.

The gameplay sounds fun and easy to understand. I would just make sure the puzzles keep introducing new ideas so they don't feel repetitive after a while. I'm excited to see how the world and story come together because they already sound really interesting.

I love your game’s premise and how it creates a meaningful intersection between technology and nature through your seed-planting robot. This explores how technology in its current state can be developed to restore nature and maintain the natural world instead of only taking from it to further its advances. I don’t know if this is intentional, but the fact the robot is alone in its endeavor also emphasizes how gradually working to make a big change in the world can be a lonely journey.

I wonder about how you’ll explore the themes of greed within your game since your gameplay focuses on exploration and seed planting. This could potentially be done through environmental storytelling that the player could pick up on as they navigate the barren landscape.

The game has a strong established core gameplay and visual concepts, and also serve the theme 'plant a seed' quite well. The narrative of a robot saving a post-apocalyptic world is a great way to make the player feel the weight of their actions. I am excited to see the final result.