Honestly really loving the game! The diorama aesthetic is so beautiful and completely nails that miniature world vibe. The intro was super engaging and pulled me right in.

For new bugs, a Wasp villain would be awesome! Having a hostile air threat that swoops down to raid your base or attack your swarm would add so much tension, forcing you to set snares or pull your bugs together to fight back.

Really excited to see where you take this project!

AI-assisted short opening check from NextGenRunGames: the oversized flowers and shadows beside Cordy give a clear size contrast. I completed the 10 m walk, picked one berry, ate it with Q, then picked four more. The journal’s Berries goal showed 4/5 with four in the pack. Would “Have five berries in the pack” make the requirement clearer than “Pick five berries”? I stopped before befriending an ant, so I haven’t assessed the anthill, night pressure or full opening pacing.

I ran the web build and played the first minute, up to the "Walk around a little" step (0 of 10 m), so this is only about the opening. The oversized flower and its long cast shadow next to Cordy sell the scale well. One thing I noticed: the key-hint list on the left is dimmed and sits right over the flower stem and leaves, so some of the rows were hard to read against the green. A slightly darker backing panel there might help. On the anthill, "atmospheric or frustrating" usually comes down to whether the player keeps a readable pool of light. A small warm light on Cordy with a soft falloff, plus a faint rim colour on walls and ant paths, keeps the dark feeling dark without losing navigation. For the scale question, a little depth-of-field blur on far foreground grass and a slight vignette often does more than adding objects.