Props to you for solo dev-ing this. Like seriously i didnt even realise until i read the desc. After the first minute i kinda understood it. But i think its a very interesting concept on its own and i can see it being a very cool game. I will say i think it couldve played better with a better Ui and maybe a more coherent introduction to the mechanics? And also making the objectives a little more clear at the start to guide the player at the start like a tutorial. But i think for the time you had and the constraints you did great! Are you planning to develop the game further?

This is a highly polished game considering the time constraint and being a solo dev as well! However, the game doesn't have a compelling narrative that makes me want to explore further. Maybe a short story introduction or a better quirk for each location would make it more inviting to play. The theme could be stronger. With some adjustments, this could become a great game.

This is very well styled, considered, and thought out mechanics and aesthetics-wise. I enjoyed my time. I wish the theme of "plant a seed" was more embodied, though. If this is taking place in a world that's been dramatically affected by climate change (as the site text suggests), I did not feel that way. Thanks for making!

Im confused what do i do

I won’t lie to you, it was really hard to play. It is polished I will give it that. But you need a good tutorial or ease the player in. Balancing and progression are not great. Took me 20 minutes before I made even a single sale. The fast-forward mode is too slow. The AI written text wasn’t also fun to read, so I just gave up and clicked through it.

For a solo-dev project, this is ASTOUNDING! Real definition of a polished jam product. I will say, it was incredibly overwhelming at the start with little to no real efficient tutorial (blocks of text with no visual indictors do nothing for my retention), but my prior knowledge of games like Civ 6 helped me to get a grasp of things. For 6 weeks and a solo dev, this game appears to be QUITE large (you should have seen my face when I saw how big the world really was), and to hear that many things got cut and that there could've been more should be an accomplishment to say considering your (I assume) amazing work-ethic. The game mechanics and trading systems were engaging, well thought out, and had me looking forward to each new location I discovered on the map. Awesome work!