Absolutely, I agree that this has so much potential with the number of outputs that can occur. We've already started re-planning some of our original requirements and we're hoping to make it into a full game someday. It'll take lots of time but I think it'll definitely be worth the effort =) Thank you for feedback! We really appreciate it!

I agree that some of the animals are... interesting, to say the least haha. Actually, a lot of what we were doing here kept reminding me of the ridiculousness of Dr. Mephesto from South Park. I hope we'll improve the game and the animal AI with time so one day you can possibly even fight the chocolate banana hippo snake! Thank you for playing!

Thank you! Our intention is to eventually have stats related to the upgrades as well (e.g. a metal trashcan would take more damage than a plastic recycle bin) but we definitely didn't have time for that with the jam =( But now we have a pet project to work on to keep improving our AI and programming skills with unlimited potential for improvements.

Thank you! We really did try to get the game play fully functional but our ideas were too big for 7 days and new learning experiences. But now we have something to work towards and improve upon =)

We also wish our vision had been executed :'( lol. Gamejams are a great reminder of how easy it is to overscope and of what unexpected roadblocks will come up in a project. Thanks for playing! 

Thanks for playing! This was my first time playing with the 2.5D style and I really like visually how it came out. Though agreed there are a lot of interactions that are missed out on. 

Not yet, but the idea is to have them show different types of aggression based on how the environment changes over time. So, eventually they will do damage to the player and other creatures.

Thank you for the compliments!