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TonyBeard

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Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on a little first-person cozy game called Weather Archive, where you spend a quiet, rainy night sorting weather phenomena stored inside glass jars.

You collect and organise things like fog, lightning and auroras, discover hidden rooms, and slowly bring order to the archive.

It’s still an early prototype, and I’m trying to figure out where to take the idea next.

I’d especially love to know:

  • Does organising the jars feel satisfying?
  • Is the atmosphere something you’d enjoy spending time in?
  • What would make you want to keep playing?

It’s free to try:

https://tonybeard.itch.io/weather-archive

Any honest feedback would mean a lot!

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i’ve never done something like this, but today i finished a demo that i published. 
the game is fully playable from start to finish. 
would love some feedback. 
Its an organizer style game about preserving weather/weather types. Think of it like the «seedvault» but for weather. 

Is it enjoyable? What does it miss? Whats not fun?

Any feedback is great!

feel free to check out my game! 
https://tonybeard.itch.io/weather-archive