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Honestly, I never would've thought someone would submit a real story that happened in the town of Butter Eggi to this jam — there really was an evil puppet manipulator there, and he kidnapped my mom.....
The game's really great, I beat it to the end, bathed in a puddle, found a friend, locked the most evil puppeteer in a cage — overall it's genuinely very documentary. Thanks for telling the story of my mom's savior.
A cute game about us matching people with matcha to cure our sick cat
Only the cat apparently has a case of "inflammation of cunning" — because while we're saving her, she steals our cookbook (sadly it seems to be the only thing that plays with the limitation), and in the end she accidentally steals the Necronomicon and it's a bad ending.
The game is beautiful, very polished, you have to think, but it's quite short, and the challenge is very one-sided. I'm sure they could've added an endless mode or something like that.
Good game!
An old man decided to chop down a tree, and then the gnomes came for him and... they became friends, yo.
After this game I once again got the urge to eat chestnuts, go live in the forest, and meet my little bro with whom we'd hold political debates.
Overall the game's super cozy vibes-wise, visually I'm absolutely dripping over it.
Sadly, while playing I hit a softlock — the game asked for logs for a stump, and I'd run out of them xdd, so I had to chop down the whole forest and got the bad ending, unlucky.
Great game, I got my vibes restored, and from this day on I'm out here in the forests of northern Tanzania!!!!!
A game about finding plant-dudes that hide — and they've got some fine asses, ngl.
Honestly, they're the reason I clicked on this game in the first place.
Really beautiful game with a tasty art style. Finding the dudes isn't all that fun though, since you can end up finding something that's not alive anymore — they're real little rascals. Somebody give them a guide on how to hide properly and not die (F for the one who hid under the floor rug).
Overall the game's got + vibe and swag — now give me the recipe for how to cook them🌬🚬😘😘😘😘
Cocoa-Flappy-Bird, born to be drunk, cannot fly...
Oh yes it can!! JUST LOOK AT WHAT HE'S DOING — IS HE EVEN IN HIS RIGHT MIND???
This cocoa accelerated to 3 km/second and broke through several of Earth's atmospheres.
Actually, I really liked the visual polishing, and the simplicity of the visuals becomes a tool. My God, those sun rays and other objects in the background look so tasty. Especially against the rather basic pixel art. A really cool decision.
As for the gameplay, at first I didn't realize it was a vertical Flappy Bird and tried to jump on the ground??? But then I racked up 400 points and realized I'd never reach the game's ending — but purely as my theory as a fan of this game, the cocoa will blow up the moon and everyone will die.
I'll be satisfied.
A very simple game at first glance: walk around locations (which, unfortunately, are monotonous — only the plants make them different), search for your brother — a bro's bro, a dude's bro, your own flesh and blood — in the forest, and only his notes will help you find the answer.
The visuals are rather basic, there's simply no sound design, only music... BUT THE GAMEPLAY!!!
I rated it highly — at least the idea the developers wanted to put into it. Collecting photographs or something unusual is really cool, and then keeping a journal — I'm absolutely dripping over that.
And I collected a lot of photographs, photographed a lot of things I considered UNUSUAL, never figured out the secret of the sparkle, and only managed to open one chest.
By the way, the game is more spring-like than autumnal, but that's just my personal opinion.
A pleasant game with promising gameplay — I hope they implement it better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A very unusual interpretation of autumn. Overall, the game is interesting for its gameplay approach.
There are two points — mutated plants that gradually grow — and by looking at them (that's literally how it works in the game) and pressing the B key, you spray gas on them, which makes them shrink. (I'd criticize the unintuitive controls, but it was probably the desire to make the game work with an Xbox controller that led to this decision.)
There's a red line, and if a plant grows up to that line (which gradually lowers), the game is over.
The thing is, once you realize that you can just look at the plants instead of running right up to them to spray your gas on them, the game stops being a challenge — now you can just press B a bunch of times and beat all the levels that way.
I'm sure I was enjoying myself at first, eager to figure out how to get through it — until I realized it was all much simpler.
The crystals in this game definitely drew me in — they're very tasty-looking.
The visuals are pleasant and fit the jam's theme, and I'd like to see more games that move away from basic autumn into something else.
Thanks for the interesting gameplay!
Папа Луи с коктейлями если тебе бы не платили. Готовь коктейль, человеку который точно не существует. Он тебе скажет слово, и уйдет. Есть мусорка где можно выкидывать коктейли, и в конце они вернутся и будет файт со всеми выкинувшими коктейлями. На мечах. Потом на пистолетах.
Игра со вторым дном, 5/5!
